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In a recent interview with France 2 television, French Finance Minister Eric Lombard expressed his disapproval of the potential trade conflict between the United States and the European Union, labeling it as "idiotic." Lombard's comments come in light of threats made by former President Donald Trump, which he indicated were not unexpected.
The minister emphasized that the European Union is prepared to respond appropriately to any aggressive trade measures imposed by the U.S. government. He highlighted the importance of maintaining strong economic ties between the two regions and warned against the detrimental effects of a trade war on both economies.
Lombard's remarks reflect a broader sentiment among European leaders, who are increasingly concerned about the implications of escalating trade tensions. As discussions continue, the focus remains on finding diplomatic solutions to avoid a conflict that could have far-reaching consequences for global trade dynamics.
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