Trump's steel, aluminum tariffs take effect as US-Canada trade war intensifies
- Donald Trump has imposed a 25 percent tariff on global steel and aluminum imports, escalating trade tensions.
- UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer requested an exemption for the UK during a call with Trump, according to The Financial Times.
- Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds described the tariffs as 'disappointing' and stated that all options are being considered to mitigate impacts on UK businesses.
- The EU announced plans for counter-measures against American goods, impacting approximately £22 billion of exports due to the tariffs.
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