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- President Trump is expected to impose tariffs on Britain that will be 'effective immediately' as the country enters a 'challenging period.'
- Sir Keir Starmer stated that the UK will not retaliate with tariffs and should respond with 'calm and pragmatic' measures instead of 'a knee-jerk reaction.'
- Goldman Sachs has downgraded its forecasts for UK growth from 0.9% to 0.8%, citing 'a larger total hit to UK GDP from trade tensions.'
- A proposed 20 to 25 percent levy on British exports to the US could eliminate the government's fiscal headroom, according to official estimates.
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