Pharma still in waiting mode after UK-US trade agreement

Pharma still in waiting mode after UK-US trade agreement

Hopes that the UK-US trade agreement would give some clarity on the situation for pharmaceuticals proved optimistic

'Not brilliant news!' Donald Trump accused of 'disrupting the world's trading system' in fresh blow to UK-US trade deal

Lord Karan Bilimoria, Chair of the International Chamber of Commerce UK, has criticised the recently announced trade agreement with the United States as "not exactly brilliant news".Speaking on GB News, Lord Bilimoria expressed concern about the new trading terms with Britain's largest single-country trading partner.The agreement comes after the UK recently finalised a Free Trade Agreement with India, which Lord Bilimoria had been involved with …

UK-US pact neither a free-trade agreement nor broad trade deal of Brexiteer dreams

The narrow agreement gives relief to key sectors worst hit by Trump's tariffs, giving the UK more favourable terms than any major US trading partner, though materially worse than before the import tax announcement.

Some Straight Talk to the Anti-Free Traders

Oh, I know, you aren’t really against free trade per se. You just demand a “level playing field.” Demanding a level playing field for international trade is a complete waste of time.

UK-US pact neither a free-trade agreement nor broad trade deal of Brexiteer dreams | Money News | Tech, Entertainment, Sport, Fashion, Travel News

Sir Keir Starmer was at home in Downing Street, watching Arsenal lose in the Champions League, when he got a call from Donald Trump that he thought presented the chance to snatch victory from the jaws of trading defeat. The president’s call was a characteristic last-minute flex intended to squeeze a little more out of the prime minister. It was enough to persuade Sir Keir and his business secretary Jonathan Reynolds, dining with industry bosses …

UK-US Pact Neither A Free-trade Agreement Nor Broad Trade Deal Of Brexiteer Dreams - Great Yorkshire Radio

The president’s call was a characteristic last-minute flex intended to squeeze a little more out of the prime minister. It was enough to persuade Sir Keir and his business secretary Jonathan Reynolds, dining with industry bosses across London at Mansion House, that they had to seize the opportunity. Money blog: What interest rate cut means for your moneyKey details of ‘historic’ trade dealPM must show public how trade deal benefits them The resu…