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  1. The European Commission is negotiating a preliminary free trade agreement with the Philippines to diversify its economy and address China's trade imbalance.

EU Finalizes Preliminary Trade Deals with Argentina, Indonesia, and Malaysia

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The European Union reached substantial agreement on a new free trade deal with the Philippines, which is a preliminary agreement requiring further negotiation and ratification by both parliaments. Additionally, the European Union negotiated new trade deals with Argentina, Indonesia, and Malaysia. These agreements are part of the EU's effort to diversify its economy amid tensions with traditional trading partners, including China, Russia, and the United States.

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The agreements aim to boost the nearly 30 billion euros in annual trade between the European Union and the Philippines. The deals are designed to strengthen supply chains and open new opportunities for EU exporters and investors as the EU seeks stability through new trade links.

The European Commission is negotiating a preliminary free trade agreement with the Philippines to diversify its economy and address China's trade imbalance.

From whdh.com

Who's involved

  • ArgentinaCountry involved in new trade negotiations with the European Union.
  • ChinaMajor trading partner with which the European Union is seeking to diversify trade.
  • IndonesiaCountry involved in new trade negotiations with the European Union.
  • MalaysiaCountry involved in new trade negotiations with the European Union.

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