France's Macron: German trade surplus harmful to EU economy - BBG

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Key Quotes:

“Germany benefits from the imbalances within the euro zone and achieves very high trade surpluses”  

“Those aren’t a good thing either for Germany or for the economy of the euro zone. There should be a rebalancing”

“As long as we’re delaying those we cannot expect Germany to trust us, after we already disappointed in 2003 and 2007”

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