German GDP soared in the third quarter
The performance of the European Union’s largest economy improved in July-September through rising consumer spending, a pick-up in investment and rising exports.
The German economy has begun to recover from the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but GDP has still fallen 4.2 percent from a year before in the third quarter of 2019 – Destatis estimates in its flash report. (MTI)
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