Media
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Theresa May will not find it easy to broker a US-UK trade deal
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama mentioned in the FT column on hurdles to PM May's UK-US FTA aspirations
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Customs union hybrid presents political and technical headaches
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama interviewed by Financial Times on PM May's Davos speech on Brexit and the consequences of leaving the Customs Union
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Brexit Britain’s customs with EU may take industry to cliff edge
Reuters talks to Hosuk Lee-Makiyama on PM May's speech and the impact of leaving the Customs Union
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Going global 2017
Miriam L Campanella in Going Global 2017. Trends and implications in the internationalisation of China’s currency
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Advanced Central Banks’ Spillovers, and the Periphery’s Spillbacks
In the article the spillbacks that EM central banks generate on the US-T Bonds, and the German Bund test the resilience of the current monetary system, and the prospective role of the RMB
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Services in the European Union What Kinds of Regulatory Policies Enhance Productivity?
Erik van der Marel publishes a World Bank report on how to enhance productivity in the EU through services
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Data fight emerges as last big hurdle to EU-Japan trade deal
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama interviewed by Politico EU on EU-Japan negotiations and cross-border data flows
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A Stalled Single Market
FT's Duncan Robinson interviews Hosuk Lee-Makiyama highlighting ECIPE report on free flow of data within the Digital Single Market
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Liam Fox opens talks with WTO over terms of membership
FT discuss the process of establishing UK's new WTO schedules and TRQs with Hosuk Lee-Makiyama
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La Chine achète le monde mais se ferme aux entreprises étrangère (China is buying the world but is closed to foreign firms)
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama talks to Le Temps on foreign investment restrictions in China (French)
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EU and Canada sign deal amid fears about future of trade policy
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama comments on the future of EU trade agreements after CETA
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Lest They Forget: NZ and the EU Today
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama interviewed by EU-New Zealand relations in Radio New Zealand