As Joe Biden prepares to take office as US President in January, one of the questions being asked in national capitals and in Brussels is what would a Biden presidency mean for global trade and in particular transatlantic trade?
In this article for New Europe, Syed Kamall suggests that “even if a deal is not reached on TTIP, there would still be a huge amount of trade and investment flows across the Atlantic. However, with a post-Brexit UK pursuing as many trade agreements as possible and the US re-engaging in trade talks, this might encourage the EU to abandon what some Brussels commentators feared was a slide towards protectionism.”
The full article can be read here.
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