Germany’s central bank, the Bundesbank, has revised its economic forecasts downward, anticipating a slower recovery than previously expected. The primary factor cited for this revised outlook is the ongoing conflict involving Iran and its broader economic repercussions. Bundesbank experts believe the war’s effects will continue to restrain growth until at least 2028. Despite this pessimistic assessment, the bank identified a potential positive influence: the German government’s recently announced investment package. This package is expected to provide some economic stimulus, though insufficient to fully offset the negative impacts of the conflict. The Bundesbank’s projection signals prolonged economic headwinds for Germany. Further details regarding the extent of the slowdown were not immediately available.