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GermanyGermany December Factory Orders

6th February, 2020 10:37 am
The expected bounce in German factory orders remains elusive with a further sharp (-2.1% m/m) decline recorded in December.  That leaves the y/y rate at a scary -8.6%, a new low and overall orders now 12.6% from their peak using the seasonally adjusted volume numbers.
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