tradedeal

noun
UK /ˈtreɪd diːl/
US /ˈtreɪd diːl/

A trade deal is an agreement between two or more countries about how they will buy and sell things with each other.

The two countries signed a trade deal to sell more fruit to each other.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A business arrangement in which goods or services are exchanged between companies.

The two firms struck a trade deal to share warehouse space.

3. An agreement that lowers or removes taxes on goods crossing borders.

The new trade deal cut taxes on imported cars.

4. A bargain or swap made between people, especially in sports.

The coaches made a trade deal to swap two players.