Germany's Federal Statistical Office revised second-quarter growth to zero point three percent from the previous quarter on an adjusted basis. That was one tenth of a percentage point above the earlier flash estimate, while output was one percent higher than a year earlier. In a separate year-over-year comparison, price-adjusted exports rose three point seven percent and construction investment fell one point five percent. Those annual figures show an uneven economy, but they do not by themselves explain the quarterly revision because the comparison bases differ. National accounts remain revisable, and export exposure leaves growth sensitive to trade and external demand. With no direct issuer ticker, watch future revisions, industrial orders, household demand, and whether investment broadens enough to make the improvement durable over several quarters.
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