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Coming from Irish ancestry and being a supporter of Irish nationalism he would say that wouldn’t he.Joe Biden Hints At No Trade Deal Unless The UK Rejoins The EU
Joe Biden Needs The UK Back In The EU As He Prefers To Deal With Only The EU Says An Expert
This can't be true because after all 'we hold all the cards'!
I think Brexit makes the prospect of a united Ireland much more likely TBH.
So on that basis, its true then.
It would be the simplest thing to do on paper unifying a United Ireland but try telling 1m Protestants that.
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Yes, it won't be easy to do a deal with Biden that is for sure and anything we agree will be in the US's favour.I don't believe there will be a UK-US trade agreement in the near future, but I don't think this is a massive issue. As this article from CNN says, the UK needs to concentrate on the quickly growing Asian and African markets. The current substantial trade volume between the UK and US will continue with or without a trade deal. Let's get a foothold in the global market that Boris keeps talking about.
Opinion: Why Britain must look beyond the US for trade deals
While global leaders like the United States and China will still make for important and powerful trade partners, the UK must also take advantage of established market blocs where opportunities are emerging, like Nigeria, Ghana and Bangladesh.
Quickly growing African markets, you mean countries with an economic output of 10 bob then turning over a £1000 quid the year after? Thats quick growingI don't believe there will be a UK-US trade agreement in the near future, but I don't think this is a massive issue. As this article from CNN says, the UK needs to concentrate on the quickly growing Asian and African markets. The current substantial trade volume between the UK and US will continue with or without a trade deal and the US will remain our biggest single trading partner. Let's get a foothold in the global market that Boris keeps talking about.
Opinion: Why Britain must look beyond the US for trade deals
While global leaders like the United States and China will still make for important and powerful trade partners, the UK must also take advantage of established market blocs where opportunities are emerging, like Nigeria, Ghana and Bangladesh.
More than likely yes I’d imagine it would be but I’d be surprised if we never had any deal with the US at some point as American exporters to the UK will suffer just the same as anyone else.
We are too small to get a decent deal from a superpower like the USA anyway. We need to pick on someone like Vanuatu.Joe Biden Hints At No Trade Deal Unless The UK Rejoins The EU
Joe Biden Needs The UK Back In The EU As He Prefers To Deal With Only The EU Says An Expert
This can't be true because after all 'we hold all the cards'!
You obviously missed the bit about the US being our biggest trading partner.
Fair enough ttj, but first of all you said that the article was untrue and I think someone described it as bullshit (tbf the article is mostly speculation). But then you go on to say that you didn't expect a UK / US trade deal which is exactly what the article says (although it gives it's own spin on why that would be).
The CNN article has some gravitas, not the Spanish freebie paper. I agree with you that Biden won't be in a hurry to do a trade deal with the UK. He has history with Boris Johnson and an historical Irish Republican view of his motherland. As you say, a deal would not be worth huge sums in any case, not like the potential trans-Pacific deals we are currently chasing. The US likes the kind of goods and services we supply and pays handsomely for them, and the same applies to US produced goods and services coming into the UK. That will carry on regardless and will continue to generate huge sums for both economies.
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Joe Biden Needs The UK Back In The EU As He Prefers To Deal With Only The EU Says An Expert
This can't be true because after all 'we hold all the cards'!
Wouldn't that have been on a deal via the EU though? See how decent a deal in future will look when they negotiate 1 to 1. Hopefully we won't throw the NHS in as a bargaining chip as is predicted to happen.
That probably explains the lack of urgency then.
You're right I'm not an economist. What I can say is the population of a country doesn't dictate it's wealth and investment growth will be Chinese money, after brexit investment growth on the UK will diminish. Rapidly economic expansion
The EU is our biggest trading partner.
At the moment 27 EU countries together make up our biggest trading partner, but the USA is our biggest single trading partner.
Bangladesh, Ghana and India have ** shocking human rights records though.
The GFA allows for a vote if it looks like there is a majority on favour, so I'm afraid that horse has bolted. Businesses on both side of the divide are likely to push for it.
Jesus wept. The economy of Ghana is £46 billion a year, Bangladesh approx 200bn. Utter small fry, I can tell you're not much of an economist, they'll have to grow a bit more than the figures you're quoting to be any use. France has a economy at 3 trillion so a 1.5% growth rate pisses all over them. If the Faroe islands had an economy growing at 500% would that be much use?
OK. Let's put it this way. If I had invested in the Indian economy in the 1970s I would have enjoyed consistent, increasing investment growth over a fifty year period to its current rate of more than 7% pa. Going forward (virus permitting) we are talking about reaching trade agreements with expansive, high growth economies with innovative ideas, momentum, mostly English speaking, tax friendly with limited restrictions.
You quoted the French economy in your original post by saying they will grow by 1.5%. My stance is to rejoin the EU and get better trade deals through a cooperative agreements. The size of our economy isn't big enough to strike great deals. The big three are US, China and the EU all roughly equal with economies at about 15 trillion per year. It then drops sharply to Japan at approx 5 trillion.
Well I wouldn't hold your breath. If there was ever a chance that we would rejoin the EU it's quickly disappearing now that Brussel's true colours are emerging post-Brexit. Some nasty stuff going on there.
What nonsense. You mean they are treating us as a 3rd country? We are out of the club, instead of blaming them why don't you reserve your wrath for the architects of brexit, the ones who sold you a pile of bollocks.
