"Germany has contributed to the discussion during the consultation without yet making its decision, because from the federal government's perspective, it is now crucial to seek a rapid and consensual solution with China," a spokesperson told Reuters.
"Only when the decision on the final countervailing duties is due to be made will a decision by member states, which will be legally binding, be key," the spokesperson added.
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