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8-Oct-2019 Open Democracy
Can an ‘open relationship’ work after a UK/EU divorce?
Three problems - excessive free trade focus, the specific risky features of FTAs, and a serious lack of trade democracy - would be a poor basis for a new open relationship with the EU. -
8-Oct-2019 BT
City of London representatives head to US to promote post-Brexit finance ties
Representatives from the City of London are to travel to the US in a bid to boost transatlantic ties for the finance sector post-Brexit. -
8-Oct-2019 The Hill
US, Japan sign trade deals
President Trump oversaw the signing of two limited trade deals with Japan, slashing tariffs on $7.2 billion worth of America’s agricultural exports, but avoiding thorny issues such as auto tariffs. -
8-Oct-2019 USTR
US-Japan trade agreement text (2019)
As published by the Office of the United States Trade Representative -
8-Oct-2019 USTR
US-Japan digital trade agreement text (2019)
As published by the Office of the United States Trade Representative -
8-Oct-2019 CBC
Canada-EU beef trade deal not working as well as hoped
European health standards too costly and complicated for Albertan beef exporters. -
8-Oct-2019 TNI
ISDS in numbers
Impacts of investment arbitration against African states. -
8-Oct-2019 Solomon Times
The EU and Solomon islands step up cooperation
EU official welcomed Solomon Islands’ interest in joining the existing Economic Partnership Agreement. -
8-Oct-2019 FarmingUK
Majority of Europeans against EU-Mercosur deal
A new poll shows that the vast majority of Europeans oppose the EU’s trade deal with the South American bloc Mercosur. -
7-Oct-2019 Avas
Nasheed hints move to scrap China FTA
The Maldives government could pull out of the free trade agreement with China, former president and Speaker of the Parliament Mohamed Nasheed has hinted. -
7-Oct-2019 The Edge Markets
Without EU FTA, Malaysia to lose out — ambassador
While the Malaysia-European Union (EU) trade and investment flows have been stable thus far, Malaysia’s trade advantages could decrease in the future, as negotiations on a free trade agreement (FTA) with the bloc remain suspended. -
7-Oct-2019 Yonhap News
S. Korea, Indonesia to hold 10th round of trade talks
South Korea’s trade ministry said plans to hold another round of negotiations with Indonesia on a comprehensive trade agreement, as Asia’s No. 4 economy continues efforts to expand its export portfolio in the Southeast Asian market. -
7-Oct-2019 Live Mint
India grapples with ways to deal with China in RCEP
Beijing continues to decline New Delhi’s demands on issues relating to market access. And India is worried that a further liberalized tariffs regime to China could harm domestic industry -
7-Oct-2019 The Daily Herald
International arbitration for Banco del Orinoco
Bank of Orinoco has initiated an international arbitration against the Netherlands over alleged discriminatory and irrational measures by the government of Curaçao. -
7-Oct-2019 Bloomberg
China narrows scope for trade deal with US ahead of talks
Chinese officials suggest a broad pact is off the table. -
7-Oct-2019 Reuters
Where the US-Japan trade deal falls short of Trans-Pacific pact abandoned by Trump
The deal offers worse access to Japan for some US agricultural goods than the Trans-Pacific Partnership. -
7-Oct-2019 LSE
Sustainability impact assessment in support of the association agreement negotiations between the European Union and Mercosur
The report presents the quantitative and qualitative results of the economic analysis, environmental, social, and human rights analyses. -
7-Oct-2019 Government of the United Kingdom
UK and Tunisia sign continuity agreement
Agreement will ensure British businesses and consumers benefit from continued access to the Tunisian market after we leave the EU. -
7-Oct-2019 Bangkok Post
Trade spat will not affect RCEP: Asean
The secretary-general of Asean, expressed his confidence that the long-awaited RCEP will be completed in principle before Thailand’s chairmanship ends at the end of this year. -
7-Oct-2019 The Economic Times
India’s trade with its FTA partners: experiences, challenges and way forward
India has viewed FTAs as an important tool to enhance its trade and investment, and signed a number of trade agreements with various countries or groups. And India’s experience intrade with its major FTA partners has not been very encouraging.