According to recent reports in the British press, informal conversations have been proceeding for some months, through unofficial but recognized channels, for a new Anglo-German trade agreement.
During the exploratory tall cording to the "Financial New: British attitude has been that nu agreement is worth while unless it included in its scope, not only direct trading relations between the two countries, but also their respective positions in world markets Germany, however, is believed to wish to confine the discussion within the narrower limits of direct trade of the two countries.
It. is considered that Dr. Schacht's it may partly be designed to bridge the yap between the two diverging views, although it is possible that the talks merely concern many routine. matters arising between the central banks of Great Britain and Germany.—Reuter.
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