anna: thank you, matthew beesley. produces itsany pricing report.lifting factoring orders that came out earlier this week. we go to berlin next. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to "on the move." up, but if you look at the data from germany it does not look so great. the slowdown on emerging markets is weighing on the european economy. let's go to on's nichols. hans: one month ago without we were out of the woods. but we see here is industrial production disappointing us and coming in at 0.3%. the estimate was that 0.5%. if you look at the three-month average, it gets worse. it is at 0.3%. one month ago, we were looking at a 0.1% increase. both of these indicators are volatile. factory owners yesterday came numbers came out yesterday stronger than expected. industrial production is troubling because we have not seen a strong bounceback after that summer low. that could be an indication that something funky is going on with german gdp. this morning, but is down more than 7% for the week. china weighing on germany? ans: trade surprised on the