Eurozone | 8 June 2018 Did German Manufacturers Take a Long Break in Q1 and Q2?
New orders data increasingly suggest that German manufacturers all but shut their production lines at the start of the year.
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New orders data increasingly suggest that German manufacturers all but shut their production lines at the start of the year.
Posted: 7th Jun 2018 in 'Eurozone'
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