News and analysis on trade policy in Europe
Saturday, February 4, 2023
Preview of the week by Rob Francis and Chris Horseman. Singapore digital partnership to be unveiled On Wednesday (1 February) EU commissioner for the internal market Thierry Breton and Singapore trade minister S. Iswaran will sign the Singapore Digital Partnership in Brussels. The parties had announced that the partnership had …
A dense cold week ahead in trade policy in Europe. By Rob Francis, Chris Horseman and Iana Dreyer.
Are we back to deal-making in international trade? The week ahead on trade policy in Europe brought to you by Rob Francis and Chris Horseman.
The United Kingdom can be expected to to prioritise sealing a preliminary trade agreement with India, joining CPTPP and stabilise its relationships with the European Union in 2023.
The EU looks likely to conclude more trade deals in 2023 and finalise some critical legislative files in the lead-up to EU elections in 2024. But global geopolitical tensions are unlikely to ease, and this will lead to potential tensions with other key players, notably the United States as well …
While things remain quiet in the WTO headquarters in Geneva, the policy machinery in Brussels will be humming back to life this week after the Christmas break.
Let’s be prepared for a big week in trade policy in and around Europe.
EU US trade relations are likely to dominate the picture this week in EU trade policy. The week ahead by Iana Dreyer, Rob Francis and Chris Horseman.
A dense week ahead in EU trade at the WTO and in the United Kingdom. By Iana Dreyer and Chris Horseman.
Preview of the trade week ahead by Rob Francis and Iana Dreyer.
