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German investor cheer could hit growth buffers: analysts

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Published Tue, Oct 11, 2016 · 09:50 PM

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SENTIMENT among investors in Germany sharply improved this month from its post-Brexit doldrums, data showed on Tuesday, but analysts warned against overconfidence.

The ZEW economic institute's headline investor confidence index hit 6.2 points in October, an increase of 5.7 points over September and beating the 4.0 points analysts surveyed by Factset had predicted.

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