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💰 Investing with XTB - Investment Plans 👉 https://link-pso.xtb.com/pso/BAuXy Build your ETF portfolio from PLN 50 per month, commission-free, up to EUR 100,000 in monthly turnover. Auto Invest, over 350 ETFs available in PLN, KNF regulated. Code "COMPARIC" upon registration = free investing course. The instruments offered are risky. Invest responsibly. 📢 The next edition of Invest Cuffs is October 5-6 in Poznań. 🎟️ https://investcuffs.pl/invest-cuffs-p... 🎁 Tickets 30% off are now available! 📢 The next edition of Invest Cuffs in Krakow on April 9-10, 2027 🎟️ https://tobilet.pl/kongres-invest-cuf... 🎁 Code "Comparic" gives you a 10% discount 400 years of brewing tradition at Eichbaum and Hofbrauhaus Wolters are disappearing in a single week! This isn't the misfortune of a single industry; it's a symptom of a massive earthquake that's destroying the foundations of the German economy. Marcin Wenus shows how "Made in Germany" is becoming a symbol of a bygone era, while 285,000 people lose their jobs and German industry sinks into a recession from which there's no return. In this latest piece, we expose the mechanism that killed German power: the cutoff from cheap Russian gas, the shutdown of nuclear power plants, and astronomical energy prices that make production at steel mills and chemical plants completely unprofitable. Will Volkswagen – the pride of the nation – really close its factories in Germany and cut 100,000 jobs? We analyze the list of the largest giants (Bosch, ZF, Continental, ThyssenKrupp) that are cutting thousands of jobs, leaving no doubt: this isn't a temporary crisis, it's the dismantling of an industry. We uncover the hidden depths of investment: will the Polish economy, tied to the German supply chain, collapse along with its neighbor, or are we witnessing a historic opportunity to take over a German business? Marcin Wenus explains how to read signals from the German market so as not to "sink" along with Europe's largest behemoth. The world is different than you think. 00:00 The collapse of Germany's oldest brewery, Eichbaum 02:07 Why did the Eichbaum brewery declare bankruptcy? 04:20 The crisis of traditional German craft breweries 06:13 Why are Germans drinking less and less beer? 07:31 Record-breaking wave of bankruptcies in the German economy 08:51 Deindustrialization and high energy prices 10:04 Mass layoffs at German industrial giants 11:45 Crisis in German trade and services 12:59 How to invest during the crisis in Germany? 13:49 What does the crisis in Germany mean for Poland? 15:57 Crisis Summary and Future Outlook See more ▶    • Comparic Poleca 📈   Subscribe to the channel 🔔 https://youtube.com/@ComparicRynki?su... ALL VIDEOS ➡️    • Comparic Rynki   LIVE MARKETS 🛑 https://youtube.com/@ComparicRynki/st... 🔴 Website: https://comparic.pl 🔴 Facebook:   / comparicpl   🔴 Instagram:   / comparic.pl   🔴 LinkedIn:   / comparic-pl   🔴 TikTok:   / comparic.pl   🔴 Twitter: https://x.com/comparic ⏺️ Comparic Markets:    / @comparicrynki   ⏺️ Comparic Global Markets:    / @comparicglobalmarkets   ⏺️ Comparic Blockchain Space:    / @comparicblockchainspace   ⏺️ Comparic Stock Exchange:    / @comparicgielda   ⏺️ Comparic Pole's Wallet:    / @portfelpolaka   ⏺️ Comparic Economy and Politics:    / @comparicglobalnie   #Comparic #Finance #Germany #Eichbaum #MadeInGermany #Economy #Crisis #Deindustrialization #Brewery #Volkswagen #ComparicMarkets #Investing #XTB #beer The content presented is for informational purposes only and represents the authors' own opinions. This content has been prepared fairly and with due diligence and does not constitute the basis for investment decisions, investment advice, or investment research within the meaning of Article 36 of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/565 of 25 April 2016 supplementing Directive 2014/65/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council with regard to organizational requirements and operating conditions for investment firms and defined terms for the purposes of that Directive. The author and the disseminator are not liable for any transactions, damages, expenses incurred, or lost profits arising from investment decisions based on this content. Please be advised that investing in financial markets may involve significant risk and the potential for significant losses of invested funds. Financial instruments based on margin should be treated with particular caution. It is also important to note that historical performance is not a guarantee of similar future results.