Europe’s largest economy has received further good news today after a rise in exports was reported and follows on from the news that industrial output rose 3.7% in May compared with April.

A 0.3% rise in exports has sparked hopes of a tentative economic recovery. For the last six years, Germany has been the world’s biggest exporter of goods.

The German economy is suffering its worst …

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