Nils' point is accurate.
The math is simple: no, even with Germany doing its part, Europe can't fill the gap left by fading US demand.
The US accounts for ~50% of global trade deficits.
DEU's expected trade surplus decline will provide incremental demand to the global economy similar to FRA.
Good piece! Especially, since Europe's role in filling the gap left by fading US demand remains very much in question.
In strategic sectors it will - hopefully - shield itself from absorbing Chinese overcapacities.
Everywhere else, a lot will hinge on how the macro picture evolves.