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Germany Bolsters China Ties as Trump Policies Raise Concern
Keywords: Eu China, European Union China,
China- German trade and economic relations
06/29/2011
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China is the fourth largest market for German exports, and the growth in the U.S., UK and Eastern Europe for exports is making up for the lower Chinese exports. As a result the economy is proving to be much more resilient than the stock market- the DAX exchange gave up all of the 27% in gains made in 2015 by August 2015 with the crisis in China. Experts see a positive trend for the German economy and the euro was a safe haven in August 2015.
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