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German Industry and Trade Rose in September

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Stock Investing Course (AXcess News) Berlin - The Ifo business climate index for German industry and trade rose in September, after having fallen slightly in the previous month. According to the IFO Institute for Economic Research, the index climbed to 96 from 94.6 in August. In manufacturing, the business climate improved after a slight worsening in August because the firms interviewed continue to be positive about their export opportunities. In retailing, the business climate brightened, with expectations for the future improving. In wholesaling, both components of the business climate index current situation and expectations rose. Construction remained unchanged.

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Stock Market Game In eastern Germany, the rise in the business climate index was stronger than in Germany as a whole.

by Freddie Mooche Wall Street shrugged off a surge in jobless claims convinced it was a holiday bubble. Even though jobless claims reached their highest since September.If you would like to receive late breaking business news covered by AXcess News then you need to subscribe. By joining, box first. Print This Page Jan 6, 2005 (AXcess News) Wall Street shrugged off a surge in jobless claims convinced it was a holiday bubble. Even though jobless claims reached their highest since September.

Stock Investing Game German public revenues increased by 2.6 percent in the first half of 2005, while expenditures grew more slowly, compared with the corresponding period of the previous year. The Federal Statistical Office in Wiesbaden reported this week that, according to preliminary results, total public revenues (federal budget, special federal funds, state and local budgets, and social security funds) reached 440.6 billion in the first six months of this year. This notably exceeded the increase in public expenditures, which rose only 0.8 percent to 504.7 billion. The resulting budget deficit, totaling 64 billion, shrunk by 6.6 billion, relative to the same period last year. Net public borrowing amounted to 22.2 billion, falling by 13.9 billion, relative to the corresponding period in the preceding year.

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Journal Prime Rate Street Wall Germany's unemployment rate dropped slightly in September. According to the Federal Labor Office, the number of unemployed fell by 79,000 to 4.65 million, for an unemployment rate of 11.2 percent, which represents a slight drop over August. In the western part of Germany, the unemployment rate fell to 9.5 percent and to 17.6 percent in the eastern German states.

time highs yesterday mainly as a result of the bearish greenback. European stocks were on the rise yesterday posting the largest two day rally in four years reaffirming the global equity market rebound. The EUR rose 0.5% to the 1.3810 level against the greenback, slightly below the record high level set in July. The main news from the Eurozone yesterday was the German and French trade balances which released weaker than expected for the month of June. 3 billion while the German trade deficit shrunk from 17.3 billion to 16.5 billion. There have been some indications of late that the European economy may not be as full proof as it looks on the surface but with the resilience of the EUR coupled with the expectations that the ECB will raise its key interest rate in September, the EUR should continue on its steady bullish climb.

Stock Market News However, if calculated using the statistical standards of the International Labor Organization, Germany had a substantially lower unemployment rate of only 9.3 percent in August, with approximately 39 million people in gainful employment.

Stock Investing Basics New orders for machinery and plant equipment rose 12 percent in August compared with July, the German Engineering Federation (VDMA) reported. A strong increase in foreign demand drove the surge, with orders from abroad rising by 18 percent. Domestic demand was up 3 percent compared with the previous month. A less volatile gauge, the quarterly comparison of June to August 2005 with the same period in the prior year, shows an increase of 9 percent for foreign demand and 1 percent for domestic orders.

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