France urges halt to thorny EU-US trade negotiations
President Hollande says there will be no deal at least until after Mr Obama leaves office in January
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FRANCE said on Tuesday it wanted to halt thorny EU-US trade talks as President Francois Hollande said there would be no deal at least until after US President Barack Obama leaves office in January.
Junior trade minister Matthias Fekl said there was "no more political support in France" for the talks because US negotiators were offering "nothing or just crumbs".
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