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  • Jun 23

    German corporate insolvencies surge to 12,900 in H1 2026, highest since 2013, as energy shock and structural crisis bite

    Corporate insolvencies in Germany rose 7.8% to 12,900 in the first half of 2026, the highest since 2013, as the economy grapples with an energy price shock from the Iran conflict and a deep structural downturn.

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