Feb-15-05
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| Barney: Feb. 15 (Bloomberg) -- European economic growth unexpectedly slowed in the fourth quarter as Germany and Italy, which account for half the region's $10 trillion economy, contracted for the first time in more than a year. http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/new... |
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Nov-03-04
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| Barney: Nov. 3 (Bloomberg) -- German unemployment rose for the ninth month in October, keeping the jobless rate at a five-year high of 10.7 percent, as companies including General Motors Corp. announced plans to fire thousands more workers. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?... |
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May-11-04
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| pororo: Deutsche buying Post Bank? |
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May-07-04
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| Euro: Industrial production in Germany, Europe's largest economy fell 2.3% percent in March. Bad news just when they are accepting the new countries into the EU. Western Germany is still reeling from the cost of re-unification with Eastern Germany. |
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Mar-22-04
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| Barney: March 22 (Bloomberg) -- German stocks declined, paced by Bayer AG, Europe's third-largest chemical maker, which plans to seek shareholder permission to issue as much as 4 billion euros ($4.9 billion) in options and exchangeable bonds. Allianz AG also fell. http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/new... |
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Dec-08-03
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| martin707: Dec. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Germany's DAX Index, among the best performers in Europe in 2003, may extend its gains next year as export demand boosts sales at companies such as Siemens AG and $19 billion of tax cuts fuel consumer spending.
http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/new... |
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Dec-04-03
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| Euro: More proof that Germany is out of the slump; unemployment fell in November (third month in a row) and Ocotber's factory orders gained. |
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Oct-19-03
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| Greenspan: "The German economy is growing out of the recession but at a price, the budget deficit will reach 4.3% of GDP for 2003, above EU limits." If Germany and France can't stay within EU guidelines then what is to keep the rest in line? |
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Oct-19-03
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| Wolf: The German economy is growing out of the recession but at a price, the budget deficit will reach 4.3% of GDP for 2003, above EU limits. |
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Oct-09-03
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| Barney: "Consumer confidence in Germany is improving" Yes. also unemployment is rising. Time to buy German equities, sell bonds. The worldwide recession is ending. Kaput! |
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Sep-29-03
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| martin707: I will meet you for a beer in Manhattan!\
Consumer confidence in Germany is improving. More beer consumption, stronger economy, more profits, higher stock market? das is gut! |
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Sep-20-03
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| Euro: Anyone want to meet in Munich for a beer or two? http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.... |
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Sep-16-03
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| Euro: This is a follow-up to my comments from 10 days ago. Germany is coming out of recession, it is confirmed by investor confidence numbers coming stronger for the ninth consecutive month. The DAX is showing strong growth. There are many opportunities in D-land. |
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Sep-07-03
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| ValerieG: The economy in Europe is coming back but slower than the US. We have a very high unemployment rate and need at minimum 2.5% GDP growth to come back to reduce unemployment. |
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Sep-05-03
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| Euro: There are signs that the German economy is reviving, production at factories, building sites, utilities and mines, rose 2.4%. When Germany comes out of recession so that the rest of Europe. |
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Aug-01-03
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| BORUS: Germany is paying the price for quick reunification. Now EU with too many members. |
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Jul-30-03
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| martin707: July 30 (Bloomberg) -- German Economics and Labor Minister Wolfgang Clement expects the annual cost of unemployment to more than double to 26.6 billion euros ($30 billion) compared with an earlier estimate, Handelsblatt said, citing a draft law. http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/new... |
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Jul-12-03
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| martin707: The Germans are going to have to deal with France's breakwaway deficit. Trying to bring all these european partners together without any significant political cohesiveness will be tough! |
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