- Germany's factory orders rose in November; economists expected a fall:
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Factory orders rose 5.6% m/m (est. -1.0%) in November versus October, revised -1.6% (October: -2.0% to -0.5%)
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Economy Ministry estimated range 0.5%-1.0%; in October growth 3.8% y/y (est. -0.7%)
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Excluding bulk orders, factory orders rose 0.4% m/m
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Total factory orders rose at fastest pace m/m since December 2024
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