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German exports decline 2.1 percent in January
(MENAFN) A decrease in German exports caused the country's trade surplus to contract in January, official data showed, The Peninsula Qatar reported.
Exports declined 2.1 percent in January, reflecting a decrease in the trade surplus, the balance between imports and exports, the federal statistics office said in a statement.
Germany exported goods worth a total USD104 billion in January, down from USD106.64 billion in December.
That meant the seasonally adjusted trade surplus declined to USD21.35 billion in January from USD22.76 billion in December.
Exports declined 2.1 percent in January, reflecting a decrease in the trade surplus, the balance between imports and exports, the federal statistics office said in a statement.
Germany exported goods worth a total USD104 billion in January, down from USD106.64 billion in December.
That meant the seasonally adjusted trade surplus declined to USD21.35 billion in January from USD22.76 billion in December.
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