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Germany’s resilient stocks

“Germany is wilting,” says The Economist. Last year its economy shrank by 0.3%, the worst performance in the G7. Industrial output has contracted by around 9% since 2018. In boardrooms, “the talk... is of creeping de-industrialisation”. The “underpinnings of Germany’s industrial machine” have been falling “like

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