Strong exports, construction boost German economy
EU powerhouse economy grows by strong-than-expected 0.3 per cent in final quarter
EU powerhouse economy grows by strong-than-expected 0.3 per cent in final quarter
Pandemic sees exports fall 24% while imports slid 16.5%
Coronavirus crisis reduced demand for goods from Europe’s biggest economy
Output falls 5.3% in year to October, weighing on eurozone growth outlook
October’s fall of 1.9% in real terms was the biggest since December last year
Exports fall by more than expected with the the steepest since April
Strong consumer spending not enough to counter weakening industrial production
Domestic demand contributed positively as foreign trade slowed
German institute issues stark warning about global trading conditions
GDP in Europe’s largest economy expanded by 0.4% in first quarter
Economy flat following contraction in the third quarter, the first since 2015
Seasonally adjusted imports dropped by 1.6% on the month while exports edged down 0.4%
Economy contracts for first time since 2015 amid global trade disputes
Investments in construction and state spending both rose 0.6 % quarter on quarter
Economy grows 0.6 per cent as consumption replaces exports as main engine for growth
Growth rate was less than expected as net trade dampened overall expansion
Volatile indicator shows retail sales rose by 0.5 per cent on the month in real terms
Retail sales drop of 0.2% on the month in real terms confounds expectations
Consumption has become a key growth driver for Europe’s largest economy
German imports from and exports to China rose to €170 billion last year
Trade dampens economy but data suggests it is robust enough to withstand Brexit, US pressures
Rise in state spending, private consumption offset drag from foreign trade
President Trump’s top trade adviser claims country is using weak euro to gain advantage
New figures show GDP boosted from rising consumption, increased state spending
The ECB is now in a position to ‘normalise’ monetary policy, economists say
Exports down by 0.4% on the quarter and imports up 0.2% in Europe’s biggest economy
Weaker exports put the brakes on overall activity in Europe’s largest economy
Unexpected decline dampens hopes private consumption will continue to help growth
Rise in state spending to accommodate migrant influx adds 0.1% to GDP
Early data shows economy grew by 0.4 per cent between April and June as exports rise
Brexit uncertainty clouding business outlook in Europe’s largest economy, data indicates
Sales down 0.1 per cent last month but up 2.7 per cent on annual basis
Increase was driven by higher food prices and small declines in energy prices.
Sales jumped by 2 % from January to March versus the same period in 2015
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