Germany's trade balance posted a surplus of 15,1 billion euros in November, up from a revised 12,5 billion in October - Exports grew by 2,5% while imports fell by 0,4%
The gap between German imports and exports continues to widen. In fact, exports recorded a seasonally adjusted increase of 2011% in November 2,5, while imports decreased by 0,4% compared to the previous month.
Overall, the two data have caused a trade surplus increased by 17,2%, to €15,1 billion, up from a revised €12,5 billion in October. This was announced this morning by the German Federal Statistical Office.
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