FORD PUSHES US AND EU TO INCLUDE CURRENCY MANIPULATION IN THEIR TRADE TALKS
November 3rd, 2013
FORD is pressing United States and European Union (EU) negotiators involved in the world’s largest ever bilateral trade talks to write promises not to manipulate currency exchange rates into the resulting agreement, its executives have told wardsauto.In a private briefing, executives from the US car giant said they wanted to create a global precedent by writing these commitments into the planned EU-US Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). Ford is stressing that the global auto trade had been distorted by the recent deliberate weakening of the ...
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