EU Delays Aluminum Scrap Export Curbs Amid India Trade Concerns

EU Proposal on Aluminum Scrap Curbs Faces Delay Over India Concerns, Sources Say

The European Commission is likely to delay its proposal to curb exports of aluminum scrap until early summer, three people familiar with the matter told The Capitol Forum. A main reason for the postponement is officials’ concerns that the proposal might strain relations with India after the bloc clinched a free trade deal with New […]

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