FRANCO-GERMAN TRADE
NEGOTIATIONS SUSPENDED DISPUTE OVER TERMS. Published in “The Times” LONDON, July 7. Trade negotiations between France and Germany have again been suspended owing to Germany’s rejection of the. French proposals, which, according io *he Paris correspondent of “‘i be Times,” contained important ronceshions. The Germans, however, ;ouv;idered that they did not assure Germany of a position in the French market equivalent to that offered to France in the German. It is again alleged that Germany deliberately putting off a commercial settlement until certain political objects arc attained, particularly the evacuation of tho Ruhr and Cologne, but it it* pointed out that Berlin fs probably more influenced bv the fear of a serious fall in the franc, which would result in a flood of imports from France. It is stated that the two Governments are taking steps to maintain contact with a view to later conversions.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12185, 9 July 1925, Page 12
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