German Chancellor Merz on trade with China says, they welcome any further market opening and it is in their mutual interest

Chancellor Merz's comments reflect a potential thaw in trade relations with China, emphasizing mutual benefits of market openness.

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This could signal increased economic cooperation, which may benefit German exporters and bolster sentiment in Eurozone markets. Monitoring further developments in EU-China trade dynamics will be key for positioning, especially for sectors reliant on exports.

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