Germany: Slowing economic momentum – Nomura

FXStreet (Delhi) – Research Team at Nomura, note that the German economic momentum slowed to its slowest in three months in October, down from a near two-year high in September.

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“The message from the sectoral breakdown was also on the slightly softer side with all sectors (except construction) experiencing slower momentum compared with the previous month, but maintaining above-trend growth.”

“After staying broadly unchanged for the past five months, foreign demand momentum decelerated to its lowest level since September 2014, reflecting a weak external environment. The domestic consumer sector also showed some sign of modest slowdown with momentum turning more negative (but activity still well above-trend). Despite this, momentum in hiring intentions accelerated in October.”

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