BREXIT PLANNING


UK TRADE TALKS HIGHLIGHT PRIORITY MARKETS


RELOCATION HOTSPOTS AFTER BREXIT?


A targeted strategy that hones in on essential trading countries is the UK’s best chance of a decent Brexit deal, suggest policy experts. David Sapsted examines the mad rush of global trade discussions that have taken place in recent months.


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arlier this year, the then Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson claimed that nations around the globe were “already queueing up” to do free trade deals with the UK once the


nation had left the EU. Mr Johnson has, of course, since departed the hierarchy of the


political establishment in a row with his government colleagues over the Brexit trade deal that Britain is trying to do with the EU. And the queue he talked about no longer seems quite as long as he intimated. True, China, the US and Australia are among those who have


expressed a willingness to do some sort of deal but, as always, the devil is in the detail...and, as yet, there simply are no details.


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