Concern: Germany grows at least economically in five years

Germany's economy has grown 1.5 percent last year, marking the lowest growth since 2013.

Federal Statistics Office data has shown that Europe's largest economy has marked a decrease in 2018.

The weakest global economy and problems in the car industry, caused by new air pollution standards, are cited as contributing to this decline.

By the beginning of 2018, the German economy had been expected to grow by 1.8 percent until 2017, this country had scored 2.2 percent.

Germany's economy has contracted to the third quarter of 2018, until global trade divisions have been blamed on the result.

There have been concerns that Germany risks facing such a situation in the fourth quarter, though the Statistics Office has not yet released the data for this period.