German Industrial Output Rebounds 2.0%
Germany’s industrial production expanded at the fastest pace in five months in January after falling in the previous month, provisional data from Destatis showed on...
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German Trade Surplus Shrinks On Weaker Exports
Germany’s foreign trade surplus decreased in January as exports logged a renewed fall amid a further increase in imports, official data showed on Monday. Exports...
Here's a EUR/USD forecast to 1.20 after the German fiscal bazooka lst week
Catching up on some of the revised forecasts after Germany ditched its debt brake, ICYMI: Germany will set up €500 billion infrastructure fund and a...
ECB Cuts Rates, Markets Eye Tariffs and German Bond Yields
Created on March 09, 2025 Last Thursday’s rate cut has lowered the ECB deposit rate to 2.5%, its lowest level since December 2022. The central...
German Industrial Orders Fall More Than Forecast
Germany’s industrial orders declined more than expected in January reflecting sharp decreases in orders for machinery and transport equipments. Industrial orders fell 7.0 percent month-on-month...
German Construction Activity Remains In Deep Contraction
Germany’s construction sector continued to contract and the pace of decline worsened in February, survey results from S&P Global showed on Thursday. The HCOB construction...
German stocks lead the way again in Europe at the open today
Eurostoxx +0.6% Germany DAX +0.9% France CAC 40 +0.5% UK FTSE -0.1% Spain IBEX +0.5% Italy FTSE MIB +0.8% Some of the optimism is tempered...
Goldman Sachs Raises Euro Area Growth Forecast Amid German Spending Boost
Goldman Sachs expects the ECB’s benchmark interest rate to reach 2% by June 2025 does not expect the ECB to cut interest rates in July,...
EUR up on German spending bazooka, but here's what'll send it plunging again
Everyone wanted Europe on Wednesday, with Germany to relax its fiscal rules to unlock funds for increased military spending and to create an off-budget fund...
The removal of the German debt brake is a gamechanger
The reaction from financial markets is unequivocal on the new German government proposal to lift the debt brake and spending as much as 500 billion...