
Goods and services produced domestically that are sold or awaiting sale outside of Germany . The headline number is the percentage change in the Exports value.
The value of Exports is an important input in calculations of the Trade Balance, the Current Account and GDP. Exports are rarely considered in isolation. Rather, they are most often analyzed in comparison to Imports. Generally, excess exports indicate a country's goods are seen as desirable abroad, which signals that this country's currency is relatively weak (cheap) compared to that of its trading partners and may appreciate in the future due to robust demand.
Relevance:
Rarely affects markets
Release schedule: 6:15 (GMT); monthly, provisional reports are available approximately 40 days after the end of reference period.
Source of report: Federal Statistical Office Germany
Web Address: http://www.destatis.de/indicators/e/iwf01.htm
Address of release: (Only available in German)
AKA: EX
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