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Factory Production Slips in Germany

Industrial output in Germany unexpectedly dipped a seasonally adjusted 0.1% from October to November, according to the country's Federal Statistical Office.
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Industrial output in Germany unexpectedly dipped a seasonally adjusted 0.1% from October to November, according to the country's Federal Statistical Office. Economists had expected production to grow 0.3%.

The bureau also says exports in November fell 2% to €95 billion. Imports rose nearly 2% to €78 billion, thus narrowing the country's trade surplus.

Germany is scheduled to report year-end growth numbers for gross domestic product on Jan. 15.

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