US tariffs will 'clearly' have an economic impact, but a 'calm' response is needed, Keir Starmer says

UK Prepared for Economic Challenges in Changing World

Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to “keep a cool head” in the face of the “economic impact” of Donald Trump’s 10 per cent tariffs on UK exports to the US, amid fears of a wider trade war. The Prime Minister spoke to business chiefs in Downing Street this morning in the wake of sweeping global import taxes announced by the US President at the White House last night. Trump imposed a rate of 20 per cent on the European Union (EU), 24 per cent on Japan an…

Troy University professor discusses the economic impact of tariffs  - The Troy Messenger

On April 2, U.S. President Donald Trump made good on a promise to issue blanket tariffs on all imports into the country and Troy University’s Manley H. Johnson Professor of Economics Dr. John Dove spoke to The Messenger about what that could mean for the economy.  Dove is a Michigan native who holds a bachelor’s degree from Hillsdale College, master’s from Central Michigan and PhD from West Virginia University. He’s been a professor at Troy Univ…

Labour MP on Trump Tariffs: Britain needs to "keep calm and carry on" - The Mirror

Veteran and MP Mike Tapp commended Keir Starmer’s “statesman-like approach” to handling Trump’s tariffs

Britain Tried Everything, Including a Royal Invite. It Got a 10% Tariff.

After all that — the chummy Oval Office meeting, the extraordinary royal invitation, the paeans to the “special relationship” — Britain and its solicitous prime minister, Keir Starmer, still got swept into President Trump’s tariffs, along with the European Union and other major American trading partners. Mr. Trump imposed his basic tariff of 10 percent on Britain, while hitting the European Union with 20 percent. That drew sighs of relief from M…

'We will react with a cool head, nothing is excluded', says British Prime Minister Starmer. Strong criticism also from China and Japan. JPMorgan: 'Risk of global recession'. New gold record (ANSA)

Escudero urges managers to plan for impact of 17% US tariff on PH

MANILA, Philippines — Senate President Francis Escudero urged the country’s economic managers on Thursday to prepare and plan for contingencies and a calibrated response to the 17-percent tariff that United States President Donald Trump has imposed on Philippine exports. “What are the pains and what are the gains — if any — that we should expect? Will it be an economic earthquake that will shake our economy to its foundations? Or will it just be…