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  1. Adorable-Database187 on

    >The number of German goods sent to the US nosedived in 2025 due to tariffs, even as overall exports surprisingly rose, buoyed by orders from within Europe.

    >Germany’s exports in 2025 totaled €1.5 trillion ($1.77 trillion) — the first sign of export growth in two years.

    >The light plus was driven by stronger trade from within the EU, with German exports to other EU countries rising around 4% last year. It was also driven by strong December numbers.

    This is pretty amazing in the middle of trumps tradewar.

  2. Interesting-Post9811 on

    It always takes a while for supply chains to rearrange themselves but it was always crazy for any country to depend too much on just one market for their goods

  3. slashthepowder on

    A number of countries have similar stories of exports to the US dropping, yet I don’t hear much of countries gaining exports to the US. I also know the US domestically cannot make up for that shortfall of goods that quickly. So does this mean early signs that the US economy is already in a major collapse?

  4. Good news, Europe should trade more with itself. This should be the basis for self reliant economy of the zone.

  5. macross1984 on

    Oh, well. US need to reinvent its own domestic industries to start making up the import deficit.

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