Policy
Trade Deals
Trade deals are formal agreements between two or more countries to regulate and facilitate commerce, including the exchange of goods and services, by reducing tariffs, quotas, and other trade barriers.
Why it’s in the news: Trade deals are in the news due to their implementation in ASEAN, their use in new financial settlements, and their role in political and economic disputes.
Latest on Trade Deals
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