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German business confidence rose more than economists forecast to a 10-month high in February, adding to signs that Europe’s largest economy is gathering strength.
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China’s manufacturing grew at the fastest pace in two years and euro-area services and factory output shrank less than economists forecast in surveys for January, adding to signs of resilience in the global economy.
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German factory orders surged almost four times as much as economists forecast in October, driven by foreign demand.
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Inflation eased in three German states in May.
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German industrial production fell three times more than economists forecast in September as Europe’s debt crisis damped confidence and growth, threatening to drag Europe’s largest economy into recession.
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Germany and France performed better than economists forecast in the fourth quarter even as the sovereign debt crisis ravaged the economies of their smaller euro-area partners.
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German investor confidence fell more than economists forecast to the lowest in more than 2 1/2 years in August on concern Europe’s debt crises will curb growth.
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German business confidence fell more than economists forecast in May as speculation that Greece might leave the euro area clouded the economic outlook.
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German investor confidence rose for the first time in five months in September after the European Central Bank unveiled a plan to buy government bonds to stem the sovereign debt crisis.
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German industrial output fell more than economists forecast in April, adding to signs that growth in Europe’s largest economy is slowing as the sovereign debt crisis curbs demand.
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