Germany Enters Recession: 7 Countries With More Than 50% Probability Of Recession

Germany, world’s fourth largest economy entered recession after GDP fell for second successive quarter. Bloomberg report published in April 2023 had predicted a 60% probability of this country in Central Europe entering recession.

Lets take a look at which are the seven countries in the world with a higher probability of going through recession in 2023, as per the Bloomberg report.

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United Kingdom

At 75%, UK had the highest probability of entering recession in 2023

New Zealand

The island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean was 2nd on the list with 70% probability of entering recession in 2023

United States of America

Home to the world’s largest economy, US was 3rd on the list with 65% probability of entering recession in 2023

The flag of United States Of America. (Photo by Nik Shuliahin on Unsplash)

Germany

Bloomberg report had predicted a 60% probability of Germany entering recession in 2023.

Italy

A country in Southern and Western Europe was 5th on the list with 60% probability of entering recession in 2023

Photographer: Alessia Pierdomenico/Bloomberg

Canada

Bloomberg report had predicted a 60% probability of the north American country entering recession in 2023.

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France

The Western European country was 7th on the list with 50% probability of entering recession in 2023

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