German Exports Rise More Than Expected In September
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German Exports Rise More Than Expected In September
Germany's exports increased more than expected in September, while the growth in imports accelerated. Exports rose 2.0 percent on a monthly basis, reversing a 0.4 percent decrease in August. Imports climbed 4.2 percent, much faster than the 0.6 percent rebound a month ago. As a result, the trade surplus shrank to EUR 15.6 billion from EUR 17.9 billion in August.
Federal Statistical Office: WIESBADEN (ots) - Exports (calendar and seasonally adjusted exports of goods), September 2026 141.1 billion euros +2.0% on the previous month +7.7% on the previous month Imports (calendar and seasonally adjusted imports of goods), September 2026 125.5 billion ...
The start into the second half of the year was bumpy, but the latest figures for the German export industry are encouraging. The US market is thriving - even though the Trump administration is causing headwinds.
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The start into the second half of the year was bumpy, but the latest figures for the German export industry are encouraging. The US market is thriving - even though the Trump administration is causing headwinds.
(Teleborsa) - Diminished against expectations the surplus of the German trade balance. In September 2026 there was a surplus corrected by the effects of the calendar, amounting to 15.6 billion euros,...
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