December indicators for the German economy disappoint - analysis by Deka.

December indicators for the German economy disappoint - analysis by Deka.

According to a report by www.wallstreet-online.de, Deka reported yesterday that the December indicators for the German economy were disappointing across the board. There were declines in production, new orders (excluding large orders), exports and imports and retail sales. The economic prospects for Germany therefore continue to be subdued.

These developments could have a significant impact on the financial market. Declines in production and new orders indicate a weakening economy, which in turn could lead to lower corporate profits and an overall cautious investment climate. This could lead to a decline in stock prices and increased market volatility.

In addition, exports and imports could also be affected by the poor economic situation. Falling exports could lead to a trade deficit, while falling imports could indicate lower domestic demand.

Retail sales are also an important indicator of a country's economic health. Declining sales indicate that consumers are less willing to spend, which could further weigh on the overall economy.

Overall, the weak performance of German economic indicators could lead to increased uncertainty and potential risks for investors. It is therefore advisable to closely monitor developments on the German market and their impact on the global economy.