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From: elmatador	11/15/2005 12:14:22 PM
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Euro and Yen down: Buying Into Japanese And German Exporters Carlton Delfeld, Chartwell Advisor, 11.15.05, 10:00 AM ET forbes.com COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. - With the euro down nearly 15% this year and at a two-year low against the U.S. dollar, the world’s largest exporting nation is worth a good look. So is another country that has thriving exports in spite of a stronger currency. We’re talking about Japan and Germany, respectively, the world’s second- and third-largest economies. The top lines at leading German industrial companies are rolling in with impressive numbers for an almost zero-growth economy. Quarterly sales at Siemens (nyse: SI - news - people ) rose 13%, the fastest since 2003. BMW’s sales rose by 11% in the third quarter, although high raw-material costs and pricing pressure resulted in weak net profits. A bright spot is Asia, where BMW expects to sell 150,000 cars per year by 2008. The India Fund is up 45% from a year ago. Click here for Carlton Delfeld's India play that's outperformed the India Fund by 33%. Overall, German exports are up for the third-straight month and sales to countries outside of the European Union rose 18% annually from a year earlier. Clearly, the Germans are good at making stuff and selling it to the world, and the weaker euro is helping spur growth. Germany’s DAX stock index is taking notice and is up nearly 20% year-to-date. German Economy Expanded in Third Quarter on Exports bloomberg.com

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