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German finance minister says US also needs a swift tariff solution
- FRANKFURT (Reuters) -The United States has a shared interest in finding a rapid solution to the dispute over trade tariffs, German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil said on Sunday. After a period of de-escalation, Trump on Friday reignited tensions, by pushing for a 50% tariff on goods from the 27-nation European Union, starting on June 1. Germany was the biggest EU exporter to the U.S. last year, sending goods there worth 161 billion euros ($183 billion), according to official figures.

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