Mumbai, Sept. 22 -- German central bank stated in a latest update that the German economy is likely to lose momentum temporarily in the third quarter of 2026. Following a significant increase in the previous two quarters, real GDP in the current quarter. In general, however, the German economy will not stray from its path to recovery. This is because the slower pace largely stems from temporary stress factors. Catch-up effects should come into play once these factors subside. In particular, the Rhine's low water levels are putting the brakes on activity in the current quarter. This was already reflected by weak industrial output in July. Exports are also expected to make a smaller contribution to growth in the third quarter. In addition, pr...