Imports into Germany and France fell over 2013 as a whole, a new sign that domestic demand remained weak in Europe’s top two economies and continued to drag the global economic recovery.
Falling imports helped the trade surplus of Germany, the biggest and strongest of the 18 nations that use the euro, to grow to a record level of €198.9 billion ($268.5 billion) in 2013, despite a sluggish export performance. Imports fell 1.2% over the…
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