Setbacks in EU-Canada trade deal bode ill for EU growth

The latest setbacks in ratifying an EU-Canada trade deal have larger direct economic implications for Canada than for the EU. But the political deadlock bodes ill for future EU trade agreements which could have been more beneficial and suggests that the pace of EU reform will remain slow.

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