WASHINGTON — The White House is looking to whittle down a $30 billion automotive trade deficit with Germany with increased production in the U.S., Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said ahead of a meeting with automakers in Washington on Tuesday.
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Laura Curtis
December 04, 2018 05:00 AM
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