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ECONOMY • GERMANY

German Factory Orders Rebounded in September

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German factory orders rose in September, adding to signs of resilience in the country’s economy. Higher energy costs remain a threat to its tentative recovery, according to The Wall Street Journal.

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Germany’s economic performance can affect U.S. companies and trade linked to Europe, but the article provides no details on the size of the orders rebound or any direct U.S. effects.