💨 Abstract
The EU is considering a temporary return to its pre-war trade agreement with Ukraine, if a new deal isn't ready by June 5th, when 2022 war-related tariff suspensions expire. The EU waived duties on Ukrainian agri-food exports in 2022 to aid Ukraine's access to EU markets. Ukraine's finance minister is seeking to renew these measures, but the EU is focusing on a new trade deal with safeguards for both markets.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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