US EditionUK expects to be hit by US tariffs this week, PM's spokesman says
- U.S. President Donald Trump intends to impose tariffs on imports, which he called 'Liberation Day' on Wednesday.
- Market fluctuations occurred with the S&P 500 down 0.6 percent and the Nasdaq composite down 1.6 percent amidst tariff uncertainty.
- Trump's recent actions include imposing 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, as well as proposing tariffs on automobiles and parts.
- Democrat Senator Tim Kaine plans to challenge Trump's use of emergency powers related to tariffs, claiming that he is using tariffs for personal tax benefits.
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Inside last-minute scramble to save UK from Trump’s tariffs - and why it failed
Questioned about the looming trade war less than a fortnight ago, Rachel Reeves sounded upbeat about the chances of Britain dodging the brunt of the damage.Pointing to a promise by Sir Keir Starmer to get an economic deal with Donald Trump when the two men met at the White House, the Chancellor said: “Our economies are closely intertwined, and now we are working with our partners and friends in the US in their administration to try and get that …
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