The German government slightly raised its growth forecast for this year, pointing to indications that the country’s sputtering economy will reach a turning point this spring. Growth of 0.3% is now expected for Germany, the largest economy in the European Union, according to the Economy Ministry on Wednesday. In February, the government had drastically downgraded its forecast for 2024 to just 0.2%. Economy Minister Robert Habeck said the ministry sees signs of a slight economic upturn in the course of the year, while inflation would continue to decline. According to the forecast, the increase i…