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Germany's Merz pushes China currency talks, urges freer yuan
BERLIN, July 13 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Monday called for a dialogue with China on Beijing's monetary policy, saying that the EU could not win, no matter how innovative or good the bloc may be, against a competitor that artificially manipulates its currency.
"We are now trying to steer the dialogue with China toward a solution ... an attempt to persuade China to allow its own currency to float freely, including in the context of competition in the capital markets," Merz said in a speech at a German university.
(Reporting by Miranda MurrayEditing by Linda Pasquini)
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