2026-01-08 16:25:49

Germany's factory orders surged 5.6% month-over-month in November, fueled primarily by substantial defense contract awards. Strip away these bulk orders—the ones tied to long-term defense procurement cycles—and the underlying trend still impresses: a 0.7% uptick in underlying demand. It's a mixed signal, really. The headline number catches attention, sure, but that deeper 0.7% gain hints at genuine momentum beneath the noise. For traders watching macro flows, this kind of resilience in manufacturing orders across major economies often signals shifts in risk appetite and capital allocation that ripple through crypto markets.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 01-09 11:54

Is it another defense contract pulling data? Everyone can see how much of the 5.6% is genuine.

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AlphaBrain

· 01-08 16:53

5.6% sounds impressive, but excluding defense orders, it's really not that much.

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MevWhisperer

· 01-08 16:53

Germany's 5.6% looks impressive, but when broken down, it's only 0.7%... That's why you can't just look at the headline; the tricks are too deep.

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MercilessHalal

· 01-08 16:48

Here we go again with this set, headlines claiming 5.6%, but excluding defense orders it's only 0.7%... Isn't this just "data beautification"? --- Manufacturing order resilience = crypto is about to take off? I doubt it, it depends on how the Federal Reserve reacts first. --- German factory orders are rising rapidly, but it’s useless; the European economy is still weak. The key question is whether defense orders can be sustained. --- 0.7% basic growth... this "real momentum" is a bit weak, traders, stop self-hypnotizing. --- The true momentum beneath the noise? With such basic demand, calling it real momentum is laughable... let’s wait for actual data to confirm. --- The false prosperity driven by defense orders, and after stripping it away, this is the result... Germany’s economy isn’t as optimistic as imagined.

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RegenRestorer

· 01-08 16:37

5.6% sounds impressive, but in reality, it's just national defense orders holding up the data. The truth is, once you strip that out, it's different. --- 0.7% growth? That's the real underlying demand signal that traders should be paying close attention to. --- German industrial orders are playing "digital magic" again, with a big order revealing all once it's stripped away. --- The resilience of manufacturing will influence macro expectations, so why haven't we seen the crypto side react yet? --- Honestly, defense orders can't save Europe's economy; 0.7% is the real figure 😅. --- Noise versus signals—traders who can't tell the difference are doomed. The macro linkages are about to respond. --- This 0.7% growth is more worth paying attention to than the 5.6% hype. Those who see it clearly will profit. --- German manufacturing is still alive in the geopolitical game. With such weak basic demand, how can they still be optimistic?

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