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Germany posted a surprise rebound in manufacturing — the 'deep recession in German industry may be bottoming out'

According to the German agency, much of this was led by new orders domestically, which rose 1.6%, and non-eurozone orders, which increased by 3% on the previous month.

Germany's manufacturing downturn has led to a slowing economy for Europe's powerhouse, and last month its central bank said the country may have fallen into recession — so Wednesday's data will come as a welcome relief for the country's decision-makers. Germany plays a giant role in the global economy — it's the third-largest in the world and also Europe's biggest, meaning that if it falls into recession, much of the eurozone will struggle also.

"The German industrial orders data today are somewhat encouraging and suggest that the deep recession in German industry may now be bottoming out," Jessica Hinds, Europe economist at Capital Economics, said in an email to Markets Insider. "It's important to note that these data are volatile and monthly changes in orders do not have a great relationship with monthly changes in production."he country exports a lot of capital goods to places like China and the US.

 

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