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What happens to the trade with other countries after separation?

Now is the time when UK is going to get the most out of it. But this time requires energy, fast planning and some intelligent agreements for trade. The transition period remains till December this year and this is a precious time for the country.

India is one of the destinations which UK will love to be stable with in trading through sea and Air Cargo. There has been a really long and fruitful time these two countries have enjoyed ties in many areas of trade. And no doubt is present in the way UK has provided help in every area to make things better in the country.

India is now in an equal position to decide its own future and make agreements for trade. Such countries are the most valuable when staring a new era. Stability is what is needed the most at the moment and trade deals with rising countries are sure to give a positive outcome.

With a free hand UK will be able to decide its future on its own and it is going to give the whole nation benefit. So for the ones who fear that things will not go as planned, the coming times can only tell if what they think was right or the thought needs improvement.

EU is still a priority

A trade deal and a good one with EU is still the most important matter to be attended. The reason is simple; leaving such a rich and large market will be a mistake. All those years where UK has benefited from free trade with other 26 countries how can the bloc be left behind?

Half of the trade which UK did was with EU so that highlights the reason. To get trade access to it is a top priority for the government.

What else despite of goods is trade?

Trade is not only related to Exchanging Goods. There are services, man power and repairs along with if there is machinery or a service provides. So it includes Cross Border Trade also. So when any form of trade is going on there are going to be tariffs to have the work done.

Trade agreement before the transition period is also important so as to avoid the hindrance or high tariffs. If such barriers are there then trade has to be restricted and the profit which UK got from trade will also lessen which is not in favor obviously. To avoid the vacuum and deficit this trade deal is very important.

 Short time more work

Talks between EU and UK are going to take time till March. After that there is not much time remaining to have a Trade Agreement passed. This is a hard period in this perspective.

If UK could get a deal done the high tariffs can be avoided that in turn make the products expansive and hard to sell also. So if the same rules and regulations are carried forward not one both the countries are going to be benefited. As much as EU is important for UK so is UK for EU.