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Germany high-frequency economic indicators

Germany high-frequency economic indicators cover the weekly activity index and truck toll mileage.

Source: Deutsche Bundesbank, Statistisches Bundesamt (Destatis) and Kiel Institute for the World EconomyLast updated: Curated by Bui Thanh Phuc

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Weekly Activity Index (Bundesbank)1
Weekly activity index0.20.13-0.03-0.23-0.24-0.28
Truck toll mileage index4
Unadjusted47.7115136.2143.9143.7130.211.417.4113.7135.1142141.4120.910.146.4111.3136.3141.7141.2119.89.945.1110.7134.3139.7139.6118.39.943.9
Seasonally and calendar adjusted96.295.89496.496.6104.990.390.7103.693.496.296.998.487.896.694.197.798.598.697.99097.195.597.597.697.896.790.796.9
Seven-day moving average of the adjusted index96.395.596.696.696.596.695.695.396.194.895.495.79695.996.296.396.596.496.396.29696.196.196.296.196
Adjusted index, change from previous day0.41.9-2.5-0.2-7.916.2-0.4-12.510.9-2.9-0.7-1.512.1-9.12.7-3.7-0.8-0.10.78.8-7.31.7-2.1-0.1-0.21.16.6-6.40.6
Realised electricity consumption2
Unadjusted1,111,5441,062,6081,125,5381,306,3751,365,2291,330,7581,324,1361,306,5161,084,2661,127,4851,350,0861,352,7031,301,6901,295,6451,271,2311,024,7281,096,8081,270,2321,313,2131,291,2141,267,9391,248,4321,043,5431,096,9431,269,2331,325,4881,350,2931,323,2311,298,3811,056,9941,091,367
Seasonally and calendar adjusted1,325,5531,269,3091,265,5801,283,2601,304,0291,277,6751,278,5991,282,7401,337,0921,381,4991,323,2581,291,8661,264,6511,275,5471,271,8341,260,2221,261,7831,276,0501,289,0481,280,1421,274,5941,274,6871,323,5631,296,8791,274,6831,293,7081,310,8251,309,9041,318,4031,314,4681,287,528
Ship departures from Hamburg and Bremerhaven (Kiel Trade Indicator)2
Hamburg: ship departures6367656170
Bremerhaven: ship departures3337403041

Latest reading

The series on this page is weekly and runs from Jul 4, 2004 to Oct 18, 2026. Source: Deutsche Bundesbank, Statistisches Bundesamt (Destatis) and Kiel Institute for the World Economy.

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About this data

Germany high-frequency economic indicators cover the weekly activity index and truck toll mileage. Published by the Bundesbank, Destatis and the Kiel Institute, these daily and weekly series offer early signals of economic performance. The table includes realised electricity consumption and ship departures from Hamburg and Bremerhaven. Data is presented in unadjusted, seasonally and calendar adjusted formats, or as moving averages, with historical coverage since 2004.

Frequently asked questions

What is the latest figure for Germany high-frequency economic indicators?
Weekly activity index stood at 0.2% on Oct 18, 2026. That is +0.1 pp from Oct 11, 2026 and +0.3 pp from a year earlier.
How far back does the Germany high-frequency economic indicators data go?
The series on this page is weekly and runs from Jul 4, 2004 to Oct 18, 2026. Source: Deutsche Bundesbank, Statistisches Bundesamt (Destatis) and Kiel Institute for the World Economy. Every series in the table can be charted over its full history and downloaded as CSV or Excel.
What is the Germany weekly activity index?
The Germany weekly activity index, produced by the Bundesbank, is a high-frequency economic indicator that condenses daily data into a growth rate. It estimates the trajectory of the German economy between official quarterly GDP releases.
What do the Hamburg and Bremerhaven ship departures measure?
The ship departures from Hamburg and Bremerhaven track the weekly number of commercial vessels leaving these major German ports. As part of the Kiel Trade Indicator, they serve as a high-frequency gauge for German international trade and shipping activity.
How is the German high-frequency data adjusted?
The German high-frequency economic indicators are presented in both unadjusted formats and as seasonally and calendar adjusted series. The weekly activity index also includes a seven-day moving average to smooth out daily volatility.