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German industrial recovery still insufficient to trigger rental growth

This morning’s German trade balance data, together with last week’s production data, suggest that Germany’s industrial recovery still has plenty of momentum. Yet, the strong recovery seen so far has not prompted a rise in industrial rental values and, if we are right that export growth will slow over the coming months, it still seems unlikely that German industrial rents will begin to grow until 2012.

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