BERLIN, Jan 2 (Reuters) - German exporters should prepare for continued weakness in 2026 in their two ​largest markets, the United States and China, with ‌little prospect of recovery, the BGA trade association said on Friday. "We ‌do not see a turnaround, but at best a brief respite," said BGA president Dirk Jandura. Exports to the U.S. are projected to have fallen more than 7% to ⁠just under 150 ‌billion euros ($156 billion) in 2025, while exports to China have contracted even more sharply, ‍dropping 1 ...