Germany's commodity exports rose slightly by 0.1% month-on-month to 131.3 billion euros in October, hitting a six-month high and exceeding the 0.2% decline generally anticipated by the market. Previously, the September export data was revised up to 1.5%, indicating that Germany's foreign trade is gradually stabilizing after experiencing weakness in the previous period. This recovery was mainly due to increased demand within the EU. In October, Germany's exports to EU countries increased 2.7% month-on-month. Among them, exports to the Eurozone increased 2.5%, while exports to non-Eurozone EU member states increased even more significantly, reaching 3.1%. Against the backdrop of uncertain prospects for global economic growth, the EU's internal market continues to provide relatively stable support for German exports.

Germany's commodity exports rose slightly by 0.1% month-on-month to 131.3 billion euros in October, hitting a six-month high and exceeding the 0.2% decline generally anticipated by the market. Previously, the September export data was revised up to 1.5%, indicating that Germany's foreign trade is gradually stabilizing after experiencing weakness in the previous period. This recovery was mainly due to increased demand within the EU. In October, Germany's exports to EU countries increased 2.7% month-on-month. Among them, exports to the Eurozone increased 2.5%, while exports to non-Eurozone EU member states increased even more significantly, reaching 3.1%. Against the backdrop of uncertain prospects for global economic growth, the EU's internal market continues to provide relatively stable support for German exports.