Oliver Crook

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382 appearances 64 recordings 3 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 21 Sep

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Oliver Crook, Bloomberg Radio.
The India trade deal, this is something that Ursula von der Leyen and the European Union really want to take a victory lap on because India is notoriously one of the nations with the highest trade barriers across the world.
And what the EU is now saying is that their companies will have preferential access to that market.
So I'll give you just the top line of kind of what we can expect here.
They say that it will eliminate or reduce tariffs on 96.6% of EU goods that are exported to India.
The EU will also eliminate in return or reduce tariffs on 99.5% of goods that go into the EU.
Now that we basically have solidified those security guarantees from the United States to the Ukrainians for the post-war, but that's for the day after.
The day today is still dealing with that one fundamental issue, those territorial concessions, the Russians wanting all of the Donbass to basically be given to the Russians, despite the fact that they do not control at all.
It is very hard to see how to break through that impasse.
Now that we basically have solidified those security guarantees from the United States to the Ukrainians for the post-war, but that's for the day after.
The day today is still dealing with that one fundamental issue, those territorial concessions, the Russians wanting all of the Donbass to basically be given to the Russians, despite the fact that they do not control at all.
It is very hard to see how to break through that impasse.
The aim here for the Americans is to get all three of these sitting at the same table, the Ukrainians, the Russians, and the Americans.
Not clear if that is going to happen.
It might be bilateral talks, two pairs of them that we've seen in the past where basically the U.S.
functions as a go-between where they have talks with the Ukrainians, talks with the Russians, and then they sort of try to bridge the gaps.
So that's what we're going to be looking for.
And if we do actually get a discussion where you have all three at the table, I think that would be a significant sign of progress.
We know apparently there will not be an invasion of Greenland, which is a large relief for everybody in Brussels and everybody presumably sitting in the room there in Davos.
We know that the tariffs will not go in effect on February the 1st, and we know that this is apparently down to Secretary General Mark Rutte's efforts to basically talk Trump down and, as ever, to create an off-ramp for the President of the United States to make it seem like there has been a victory in this, while at the same time trying to not contravene some of the red lines here in Europe.
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