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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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A Greek exit from the euro would further depress drug prices throughout Europe, creating an additional dilemma for manufacturers already wrestling with how to keep supplies flowing as Greek health-care funds dry up.
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German unemployment fell more than forecast in December as exports of cars and machinery boomed and one of the mildest winters on record helped support jobs in construction.
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Five German states said inflation eased in June as energy prices fell.
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German unemployment fell twice as much as economists forecast in March as instability in the Middle East and the crisis in Japan failed to deter companies from hiring.
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German retail sales unexpectedly declined for a second month in December.
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German industrial production unexpectedly decreased in June as construction activity waned and investment goods output dropped.
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German retail sales fell for a second month in March as inflation accelerated, eroding household purchasing power.
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Industrial production in Germany, Europe’s largest economy, rose almost three times as much as economists forecast in October, led by demand for investment goods such as machinery.
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German unemployment declined for a 14th month in August after surging exports and investment fuelled record economic growth in the second quarter.
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