Trump tariffs bite down on UK energy shares

Trump tariffs bite down on UK energy shares

Global share prices have fallen after US president Donald Trump introduced sweeping tariffs on a vast range of the country’s trading partners. The post Trump tariffs bite down on UK energy shares appeared first on Energy Voice.

Tariffs on UK exports could see GDP growth fall to 0.8% in 2025 - Credit Connect

US import tariffs introduced by Donald Trump are set to inflict a trade war, which is expected to reduce economic growth by 0.8% over the next two years, leaving the UK £21.6 billion worse off by 2027, according to research by KPMG. KPMG says that a more severe scenario, if trade frictions continue to escalate, would worsen the outlook. Despite the relatively low rate of US tariffs imposed on UK exports compared to many other trading partners, t…

From Percy Pigs to price pressures - what's the impact of Trump tariffs on UK retailers? - Retail Gazette

President Trump’s tariff overhaul has introduced fresh challenges for retailers with a significant UK presence, particularly in the fashion sector. Brands are now grappling with rising costs, disrupted supply chains and shifting consumer behaviour—and these pressures come as UK retailers are already facing £5.6bn in additional costs from the October Budget. As businesses navigate this landscape, KPMG warns that US tariffs on UK exports could slo…

UK engineering firms’ stocks hit by Trump tariffs but sector ‘relatively supported’ by public funds

Publicly traded UK engineering firms have been hit by stock market turbulence following the imposition of sweeping global tariffs by the US government led by president Donald Trump. The post UK engineering firms’ stocks hit by Trump tariffs but sector ‘relatively supported’ by public funds appeared first on New Civil Engineer.