Clinton disagrees with deal

 The United States democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton does not support the Trans-Pacific Partnership deal.

 Clinton on Wednesday said this was because  the deal did not adequately address currency manipulation.

Clinton who announced her opposition to the deal last week, said at a campaign event that she had hoped the agreement would have “enforceable provisions” related to currency manipulation.

“I give President Obama and his team a great deal of credit for taking on this complicated negotiation,” she said. 

“At the end of the day I do not believe it does meet my criteria.”