It’s an intense week on the trade front in the United Kingdom.
Week in London column
Week in London: Indonesia FTA, border checks, China glass fibre AD duties
Another FTA in the offing?
Week in London: TAC okays Australia trade pact, medication to Northern Ireland
The latest on UK trade policy below.
Week in London: Russia and Belarus steel, Chinese steel, UK freeport programme
The United Kingdom is reallocating import quotas on steel imports from Russia and Belarus. But not for the same reasons as the EU.
Week in London: UK-India, UK Australia FTA row, TAC advice awaits publication
The Ukraine war is affecting a lot of trade files, also British ones.
UPDATED: Week in London: Canada trade talks, US-UK, SPS checks, TCA report
While the big global headlines focus on the still-unfolding big Russia-induced events in Brussels, there is some movement on the UK trade front too. By Chris Horseman and Iana Dreyer.
Week in London: TCA dispute settlement, Northern Ireland, New Zealand
Another week another discovery of how the United Kingdom’s post-Brexit trade policy is unfolding in reality. European Commission formalises powers to take action against any UK TCA breaches The European Commission has tabled a proposal which would give it legal powers to suspend all or part of the EU-UK trade …
Week in London: Russia sanctions, Australia, New Zealand
The UK is playing catch-up with other Western countries’ sanctions and preparing to ratify two prized free trade agreements. UK bans sales of aircraft parts to Russia, expands scope of other sanctions London has responded to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by deepening and expanding its existing sanctions against Moscow. Foreign …
Week in London: Green side of Australia FTA, EU worries about Oz and Kiwi deals, Russia
The big British trade news this week was the formal signing of a prized free trade agreement with New Zealand. But there were other matters on the table too.
Week in London: CBAM option, Northern Ireland, UK chairs WTO committee
While the world watches with dismay and awe at events in Ukraine, the trade policy churn continues quietly. London still consulting on options for a ‘UK CBAM’ The UK is tracking the international discussions about cross-border carbon taxes very closely – but is still some way away from introducing a …
