As the European crisis continues to play out, investors are once again taking a closer look at the German economy. The central European country is the largest economy in Europe and is basically the backstop for weaker nations across the bloc so a strong, growing economy is vital for the health of the entire euro zone. This is especially true given the speculation for more funds in the EFSF, a plurality of which will likely come from the German nation. In light of this, investors should pay close attention to both more speculation over the bailout program and the release of data due out today, the German unemployment report. Current investor sentiment is pretty high thanks to rumors of a bigger stopgap in the European bailout program which currently sits at 440 billion euros. However, Germany faces an important vote today on the subject of increasing its participation in the [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: ETF Insider: Markets In Limbo Three ETFs To Watch This Week: EWC, PIC, GERJ Tuesday’s ETF To Watch: Market Vectors Germany Small-Cap ETF (GERJ) Tuesday’s ETF To Watch: Germany Small Cap ETF (GERJ) ETF Insider: Buying Opportunities After Panic Selling
As the European crisis continues to play out, investors are once again taking a closer look at the German economy. The central European country is the largest economy in Europe and is basically the backstop for weaker nations across the bloc so a strong, growing economy is vital for the health of the entire euro zone. This is especially true given the speculation for more funds in the EFSF, a plurality of which will likely come from the German nation. In light of this, investors should pay close attention to both more speculation over the bailout program and the release of data due out today, the German unemployment report. Current investor sentiment is pretty high thanks to rumors of a bigger stopgap in the European bailout program which currently sits at 440 billion euros. However, Germany faces an important vote today on the subject of increasing its participation in the [...]
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