The German government does not expect any negative consequences for the economy of Germany, after Donald Trump has won the US presidential elections. "After the US presidential elections and unexpected results of the EU referendum in the UK, global markets began to experience some uncertainties, but today we should not expect significant damages because of these two events," announces the German Ministry of Economy, reports the DW.

The report says that judging from all aspects, German exports continue to play an important role in the global market. "The global economy still does not experience the best times, but the situation is gradually changing, and prospects for exports get a little better," said the statement. The authors of the report also note that there was a growth in global industrial production in summer, especially in developing economies.