Traders Eyeing Cheap German Stocks Bet on Carmakers’ Revival
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Germany, one of Europe’s cheapest stock markets, is starting to see a resurgence in investor interest.
Months of withdrawals from exchange-traded funds tracking German stocks are beginning to reverse amid a stabilizing euro and improving prospects for the country’s exporters. The biggest ETF following the shares just had three consecutive weeks of inflows for the first time since January.