German exports in June rose 0.6 percent compared with the previous month, the figures are as follows future in Europe's largest economy industrial production data.
Federal Bureau of Statistics on Thursday announced an increase is another sign that the German economy is recovering steam.
In the same period last year, exports were down 2.1% in June to 92.8 one billion euros (about 123 million U.S. dollars).
Germany's economy is better than many other regions in 17 countries using the euro as its currency, and has weathered relatively thanks to strong exports to developing countries and low unemployment and economic turmoil in Europe.
 



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