According to EEC data, the EAEU member states have already begun the phased implementation of the corresponding plan.
At the plenary session of the 10th International Forum "Commodity Exchange Market," the Minister for Competition and Antimonopoly Regulation of the EEC, Maxim Yermolovich, stated that a number of key regulatory documents concerning the functioning of this market will be developed and adopted in 2026-2027.
It is expected that simulation trading will take place in 2029. After their completion, as well as the creation of the necessary infrastructure, work will begin on the system of indicators. One of the main issues will be determining the list of goods that will be available on the common commodity exchange market of the union.
Maxim Yermolovich emphasized: "The creation of a unified exchange market will be an effective tool for responding to modern economic challenges. This will allow us to move to a new level of freedom of movement of goods within the EAEU. I am confident that the goods that form the basis of the economies of our countries should be traded on the common exchange market of our union."
