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Trade war makes improved UK-EU relations ‘imperative’, says Reeves
- Gordon Brown has called for an economic coalition of the willing to address the impact of Donald Trump's global tariffs, emphasizing the need for coordinated economic policies among nations.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to negotiate with the US at the International Monetary Fund's spring meeting, aiming to address the adverse effects of tariffs on British businesses.
- Despite Trump's recent tariff delays, he raised taxes on Chinese imports to 125%, leading to criticism from Brown about the economic implications for poorer countries.
- Brown criticized the impact of Trump's tariffs, stating that the world is being harmed by one economy, which affects 96% of the population.
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Gordon Brown calls for ‘economic coalition of the willing’ and closer EU ties to take on Trump’s tariffs
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has called for an ‘economic coalition of the willing’ and closer EU ties to take on Trump’s tariffs, which he said threaten both the economic and geopolitical orders. The President’s decision to engage in a trade war and impose sweeping tariffs has resulted in market turmoil and sell-offs sparking trillions in losses across the world. Yesterday, in a major U-turn, Trump announced a 90-day pause for countries hi…
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