Post-treaty business: local traders say its too soon to tell @GBCNewsroom
Post-treaty business: local traders say its too soon to tell  @GBCNewsroom
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As Gibraltar settles into a post-treaty-implementation reality, Main Street traders say it's too soon to see the full picture.

This week, the Government said it had received encouraging feedback from traders who'd reported a significant increase in sales.

However, a flash poll by the Federation of Small Businesses found the majority of respondents had experienced a negative early impact from the treaty.

GBC took to town to hear firsthand from traders.
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Post-treaty business: local traders say it's too soon to tell

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