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German Industrial Production Logs Unexpected Fall - Vimarsana News

German Industrial Production Logs Unexpected Fall

Germany's industrial production logged a surprise decline as all sectors contracted in November, raising chances of the economy slipping into a recession, official data showed on Tuesday.

German Industrial Output Falls Further, Construction Activity Downturn Deepens - Vimarsana News

German Industrial Output Falls Further, Construction Activity Downturn Deepens

Germany's industrial production declined for the fourth straight month in September and the downturn in construction deepened further, reinforcing fears of a recession at the end of the year.

German Industrial Output Declines More Than Expected - Vimarsana News

German Industrial Output Declines More Than Expected

Germany's industrial production declined more than expected in June on weak auto production, data from Destatis revealed on Monday. Industrial production posted a monthly fall of 1.

German Industrial Slump Raises Recession Worries - Vimarsana News

German Industrial Slump Raises Recession Worries

A bigger-than-expected fall in industrial production together with a sharp decline in factory orders in Germany in March suggested that the first quarter economic performance was weaker than the official estimate, deepening the fears of recession.

German Industrial Output Growth Tops Expectations; Construction Shrinks - Vimarsana News

German Industrial Output Growth Tops Expectations; Construction Shrinks

Germany's industrial production expanded more than expected in February, underpinned by the growth in automotive output, and alleviated the risk of recession. However, a closely watched survey showed that the construction sector continued to contract in March after output and new orders fell at faster rates.