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Country Deep Dive: Germany's export giants | DAX 30
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Why deep dive on an industry, when you can deep dive on an entire country? This week, it's 'Guten Tag' to all things Deutschland - or more specifically the DAX30... is a stock market index consisting of the 30 major German blue chip companies trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Bryce and Alec discover that the German economy is *not* just automobiles, and take a tour through the largest economy in Europe, with a pitstop looking at some of the biggest or most interesting companies.
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