German Chancellor Merz says he could imagine a trade deal with China

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German Chancellor Merz says he could imagine a trade deal with China

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Chancellor Merz's openness to a trade deal with China indicates a potential shift in Germany's trade stance, which could enhance economic ties and impact European markets. If realized, this could alleviate some trade tensions, possibly benefiting sectors reliant on exports and imports between these nations. Traders should monitor market reactions, particularly in commodities and currencies tied to trade flows.

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