Jan
19
The year 2011 was an exceptionally good year for German exporters, with the November figures showing year on year growth for the month of 8.3%, with significant inroads being made into the bourgeoning Chinese market. The value of German exports to November 2011 was €94.9 billion whereas imports at November YTD were valued at €78.7 billion. Germany’s foreign trade balance showed surplus of €162 Billion.
Out of the €94.9 Billion of exports, €5 Billion went to member states of the EU, an overall increase of 8.4%.
However in China, December saw export growth slow down significantly to 13.4% year on tear, which was exemplified…
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