Weaker German exports, private sector growth worry investors

BERLIN (Reuters) - Weaker exports were the primary driver behind Germany's first quarterly economic contraction since 2015, data showed on Friday, and while economists called it an aberration, they cited clear signs that Europe's largest economy was cooling.The GDP data, coupled with news that Germany's private sector growth slowed more than expected, hit the euro and German bond yields in early trading."The global economy is weakening, and Germany as an export nation is feeling the brunt of..