US EditionUK will 'keep all options on the table' amid Trump's trade wars, PM says
- The UK will face a 25% import tax on cars starting April 2, impacting the automotive industry significantly, as reported by the Prime Minister.
- The Office for Budget Responsibility warned that a full trade war with the US could reduce the UK GDP by 1% next year.
- Sir Keir Starmer stated that the UK will consider all options and engage intensively with the US to avoid a trade war.
- Daisy Cooper emphasized the need for the UK to prepare to respond to the US's trade measures, highlighting risks to the car industry.
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Brits face 'hat-trick of horrors' as taxes, US tariffs & new laws risk meltdown
BRITAIN is facing a “hat-trick of horrors” as we are hit by higher taxes, possible US trade tariffs and new regulation on businesses. Rachel Reeves and Sir Keir Starmer are in a 72-hour scramble to convince Donald Trump not to clobber us with crippling trade levies on April 2. PAChancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves leaving 11 Downing Street for her Spring Statement[/caption] The tariffs would drive up prices, wipe out growth, and send Labou…
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