BREXIT NEGOTIATIONS will continue this week, as Boris Johnson draws ever closer to the October 31 deadline. But amid the chaos, what is the single market? Here is Express.co.uk’s simple guide.

What is the single market? Two decades ago, the EU created the single market for goods and services. But it now spans member countries with more than 500 million citizens.

That's why much of business thinks "access" should mean "membership of" the single market, or what David Cameron called the "best access".

This could mean agreed minimum tax rates, he suggests, notably on capital and corporate profits. In exchange, governments would commit themselves to defend and deepen the single market. Could that ...

The European single market is the most ambitious part of the whole “European project”. It aims to break down all barriers to trading across the 500 million-person area by ensuring the “four ...

However, a deeper single market has gone from a nice to have to a must have as the impact of Trump's tariffs on exports has highlighted the need to remove obstacles to compete with global rivals.

The single market is an agreement between EU countries designed to make it easy for people, goods, services and money to move around between the member countries The European Union's (EU's) single ...

Efforts to promote digitisation of the single market underpin a new strategy to breathe life into the project set to be presented by EU Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné on Wednesday, according to ...

The single market still matters—look at the mess Britain finds itself in as it tries to extricate itself from the EU. ... Safer banks and deeper markets mean cheaper capital and fewer bail-outs.

Economist and policymaker Luis Garicano will discuss recent work on the political economy of eurozone solvency and how maintaining the integrity of the single market and the solvency of the union will ...