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German Jobless Rate Hits New Low
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[Wall Street Journal] - The strong labor market "is good news for private consumer expenditures and the overall robustness of the German economy", said Andreas Rees, an economist with UniCredit in Munich. Still, "the economic tailwind from the last two years is clearly fading
Google News: German shoppers drive growth
[Financial Times] - “While the very best in job creation is now behind us, further brisk rises in employment are very likely,” said Andreas Rees, economist at Unicredit in Munich. Job market resilience, despite growth hitting a weak patch over the winter, highlights how
Google News: Migrants learn language of German boom
[Financial Times] - “Anyone who believes Germany is dependent entirely on being drip fed by global economic growth has been proved wrong,” said Andreas Rees, economist at Unicredit in Munich. Strong internal demand “is going to provide a safety net in 2012, dampening the
Google News: Jobs surge after German move
[Financial Times] - Andreas Rees, an economist at UniCredit in Munich, said the substitution was in principle a good idea. “It reduces the cost of labour and makes companies more competitive.” But the VAT rise saw shoppers stock up in the last quarter of 2006
Ruhr Economic Papers
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Ansgar Belke, University of Duisburg-Essen and IZA Bonn; Andreas Rees, UniCredit Munich. – Paper prepared for the Meeting of National Economic Research ...
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by verbatim said andreas rees, chief germany economist at unicredit markets and investment banking in munich. ``major fundamentals point to a slowdown in the quarters ahead.'' the us housing slump has driven up the cost of credit and ...
Andreas Rees | LinkedIn
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Andreas Rees Regional Operational Manager at Siemens Location Munich Area, Germany Industry Information Technology and Services ...
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by TraderMark "The critics have one point in that the Germans are dependent on the 'old economy,"' said Andreas Rees, chief Germany economist in Munich for UniCredit. "But paradoxically that is an incredible strength of Germany right now. ...
Germany's future turns from the U.S. to China « Eideard
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“This is a turning point in Germany's economic history,” said Andreas Rees, chief Germany economist at UniCredit Markets and Investment in Munich. “China could become the largest export market of all by ” The U.S. ...
Germany enjoys stellar growth | Dr. Mulli's Business and Economics ...
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The rebound was “one of the most mind-boggling turnrounds in German economic history”, said Andreas Rees, economist at UniCredit in Munich. The strong recovery in Europe's largest economy has countered some of the ...
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