Sweden’s Wallenberg Says No Use Pointing Fingers in Trade Turmoil
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Marcus Wallenberg, one of the heads of Sweden’s most powerful industrial family, says there’s no use in playing a blame game over who’s responsible for a potential trade war breaking out.
Wallenberg, who earlier this month traveled with Sweden’s prime minister to visit U.S. President Donald Trump, said no one gains from protectionism since in the long-run trade is something that’s positive for the global economy.