The European Union (EU) has reached a landmark trade agreement with the United Kingdom (UK) following months of negotiations. The deal, which was finalized on December 24th, will regulate the trade relationship between the two entities now that the UK has officially exited the EU.
The agreement covers various areas including trade in goods and services, as well as provisions for fisheries and other key sectors. Both sides have expressed relief and satisfaction at the outcome of the talks, which have been closely watched by markets and businesses on both sides of the English Channel.
The deal is seen as a crucial step in maintaining economic stability and avoiding disruptions in trade as the UK establishes its new relationship with the EU. It is expected to provide a framework for future cooperation and help ease uncertainties that have plagued businesses since the Brexit referendum in 2016.
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