German industrial output falls 0.3 percent in February

German industrial output fell 0.3% in February, missing the 0.7% rise forecast by analysts. The federal statistics office released the data this Thursday.

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Industrial production in Germany experienced an unforeseen decline in February, diverging from market expectations of growth. According to data released by the federal statistics office on Thursday, output decreased by 0.3% compared to the previous month.

A steel worker stands amid sparks of raw iron at a ThyssenKrupp factory in Duisburg, Germany, in late 2025. REUTERS/Leon Kuegeler/File Photo

The reported contraction was a surprise to market observers. Analysts polled by Reuters had anticipated a 0.7% rise for the period, highlighting a gap between economic forecasts and the actual industrial performance. The statistics office has made more comprehensive data available on its official website to provide further insight into the sector's trajectory.

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