German exports fell significantly, following a two-month increase in
May, mixed-signal, Europe's largest economy's strength.
Federal Statistics Office said on Monday that exports were 90.4 one
billion euros ($ 11.6 billion), compared with last month fell by 2.4%,
to adjust the terms of the calendar.
In the same period last year, exports were down 4.8% - 9.6 from other
euro area countries led by a drop in demand.
Germany has Europe's largest economy, has so far been relatively
weathered continent's debt crisis - thanks to its traditional export
strength and a strong job market and stimulate domestic demand.
Moderate economic growth in the first quarter after contracting in the
final three months of last year, and is expected to further rise.
 



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