UK to keep pushing for deal after Trump imposes 10% tariff

UK Mulls Retaliation Against Trump Tariffs.

PULSE POINTS:What Happened: The United Kingdom is considering retaliatory tariffs after the United States, under President Donald J.  Trump, imposed a 10 percent levy on British goods—half the 20 percent levy on European Union goods. Who’s Involved: Britain’s Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds, British Members of Parliament (MPs), and President Trump. Where & When: The tariffs are set to start this weekend, impacting goods entering the U.S. fr…

UK teases retaliatory tariffs on US goods

British Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said the U.K. would “not hesitate to act” after Trump last night announced a 10 percent tariff on U.K. goods imported into the U.S. from April 5.

Jonathan Reynolds Responds to Trump Tariffs Announcement

Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds is in the Commons to respond to Trump's announcement of 10% tariffs on all UK imports. Expect more talk of "cool

Keir Starmer to give major speech today after Donald Trump's tariff bombshell

Prime Minister Keir Starmer will give a major speech today less than 24 hours after US President Donald Trump unleashed damaging tariffs on Britain and the rest of the world

Starmer meets with business leaders to discuss Trump tariffs - 'No one wins a trade war'

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has vowed to act in Britain's national interest following recent trade actions by the United States.In a statement delivered at Downing Street, the Prime Minister acknowledged the significance of the US President's ten per cent tariff. The Prime Minister acknowledged that we are "living in a changing world, entering a new era" that requires a robust response."I've instructed my team to move further and faster on the c…

The United Kingdom remains committed to reaching an agreement with the United States that “mitigates” the impact of the tariffs announced by Donald Trump and does not plan to launch an immediate trade retaliation, the minister reacted on Wednesday.