Recently, water levels in many major rivers in Germany, including the Rhine, have continued to drop due to continued high temperatures and droughts. German economists and relevant agencies said a few days ago that low river water levels will trigger a series of chain reactions such as pressure on supply chains, rising logistics costs, and corporate production cuts. Low river levels may cause Germany's economic output to lose 1 billion to 2 billion euros in the third quarter of this year, and reduce Germany's GDP by 0.1% to 0.2%.

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