US EditionDonald Trump announces 10% tariffs on UK imports
- Donald Trump announced a 10% tariff on all UK imports, stating this is part of a broader tariff strategy during a press conference at the White House.
- Downing Street responded, confirming they will 'keep negotiating' to mitigate the tariff's impact amid fears of a trade war.
- Rachel Reeves acknowledged that even with a trade deal, the UK would still be affected by tariffs.
- Rain Newton-Smith from the Confederation of British Industry stated that 'business has been clear: there are no winners in a trade war,' emphasizing the announcement's troubling implications.
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Trump’s 10% Tariff a ‘Bump in the Road’ for UK, Lord Mayor Says
The fact that US President Donald Trump imposed a relatively small tariff on the UK shows there’s an opportunity for the two countries to deepen their trading ties, said Alastair King, lord mayor of the City of London.
U.S. customs duties: United Kingdom escapes the worst
For the British government, which is better off than its European neighbours after Donald Trump's announcements on Wednesday, April 2, the slogan is to "keep a cold head", at least the time to negotiate a favor with Washington.
Piers Morgan predicts outcome of Trump's trade tariffs
British broadcaster, Piers Morgan, has predicted what Donald Trump’s tariffs might mean for the UK. The US President on Wednesday, imposed 10% tariffs on imports of British goods. During his speech, Trump declared war on countries he described as “foreign cheaters”. The trade levies include 20% on the EU, 34% on China, 26% on India and 49% on Cambodia. Trump has now signed the executive order and now Morgan has had his say on the tariffs. He wro…
Customs Tariff War: Relieved London...
After the announcement of the Liberation Day, as Donald Trump proclaimed in the United States, the United Kingdom escapes the worst of customs duties, with "only" 10% imposed by the White House, compared to 20% for the European Union. London today evokes its relief...
Donald Trump's chaotic circus just proved the UK stands alone
Britain’s headroom was wiped out by one stroke from a Presidential pen (Picture: Getty) In case you missed it (lucky you), the Donald Trump clown show was back in town last night. It was less economic policy and more circus cannon – firing tariffs at anything that moves. The former showman turned president has brought his signature chaos roaring into a second term – it’s hard to believe it’s been less than 100 days – turning global trade into …
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