Stocks slide on German data, North Korea jitters; euro off

By Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks across the globe fell the most since June on Friday, weighed by German trade figures that cast doubt on the strength of the euro zone's largest economy and by investor concern after North Korea conducted its fifth and most powerful nuclear test. The euro peaked for the day shortly after the German data and later dipped below $1.12, while the benchmark U.S. Treasury yield touched its highest in 11 weeks. Wall Street stocks were also hit after Boston F