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  1. Concerns arose over subsidized Chinese firms out-competing European rivals on price and quality.
  2. Continued weakness in Europe impacted Q2 sales, while tariffs related to China were declining.

Watts Water noted that continued weakness in Europe offset strong growth seen in the Americas.

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Watts Water noted that continued weakness in Europe offset strong growth seen in the Americas.

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