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UK will not respond to US steel tariffs, British official says

UK steel and aluminium industries are facing challenges due to U.S. Tariffs of 25%, which came into effect at 4 a.m. GMT.
Gareth Stace, director-general of UK Steel, called the tariffs 'hugely disappointing,' emphasizing the need for negotiations.
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds stated that the UK would not retaliate against these tariffs, contrasting with the EU's immediate countermeasures.
Officials indicated ongoing negotiations with U.S. Counterparts to resolve the tariff issue, aiming to maintain stability for UK businesses.

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