TREE NEWS reports: German exports unexpectedly fell 0.8% in July from the previous month, marking the first decline since January and ending a five-month growth streak. The drop, driven by reduced shipments to EU countries, dashed hopes for a rapid recovery in Europe’s largest economy. Despite this, the Bundesbank president still expects 1% growth this year, double the previous forecast.
German July Exports Fall Unexpectedly, First Drop Since January
Share on WeChat
Open WeChat → Scan → then tap "…" to send to a chat or Moments.
Tap "…" in the top-right corner to send to a chat or share to Moments.
Related News
7m ago
China Completes First 88,000 cbm VLGC
8m ago
China to build 5,000+ consumer clusters by 2030
9m ago
LME zinc stocks rise 2,275t, nickel +264t, lead -3,400t
14m ago
BYD Sets 2027 Overseas Sales Target Above 2.5 Million Units
25m ago
Zimbabwe suspends antimony and tungsten exports to boost local processing
29m ago
Yemen’s Houthis Claim Attack on Saudi Aramco Facility in Jizan