Not in common use, but "going south" as a description for somethimg moving downwards is ,known in german, too: may it be physically or may it be the earnings of a company. i always thought this analogy of "south" for "down" was derived from the convention of geographical maps, known world-wide, and has nothing to do with teasing (and more) between northeners and southeners in some regions or countries.
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