Berlin (AP) - Germany's vice President, said the country's economic growth, in 2013, the largest in Europe, a 0.75% increase over last year, and recent data sending of optimism.
Last year's figures compare strong growth, 2010 and 2011 were 4.2% and 3% respectively. But vice President Philip Roesler describes it as "healthy", and some other countries in 17 countries the economic recession.
In the middle of October, the government forecast 0.8% growth this year, and 1% in 2012.
Roesler said Monday, last year the last quarter is "than we expected to weak some," did not elaborate. However, he pointed out that the recent industrial order data and other indicators suggestion is temporary weak phase.



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