US EditionUK to keep pushing for deal after Trump imposes 10% tariff
- Donald Trump has imposed a 10% tariff on all British imports, citing a war on foreign cheaters and reciprocal tariffs on multiple nations.
- Keir Starmer will speak at Labour's local election launch following Donald Trump's announcement of the tariff, which is set to take effect on Saturday.
- The UK government is focused on negotiating with the US to ease the newly imposed tariffs as part of ongoing economic discussions.
- The UK is prepared to handle the economic challenges posed by the tariffs, acknowledging the potential impact.
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Starmer meets with business leaders to discuss Trump tariffs - 'No one wins a trade war'
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has vowed to act in Britain's national interest following recent trade actions by the United States.In a statement delivered at Downing Street, the Prime Minister acknowledged the significance of the US President's ten per cent tariff. The Prime Minister acknowledged that we are "living in a changing world, entering a new era" that requires a robust response."I've instructed my team to move further and faster on the c…
London does not want to launch an immediate trade backlash after the tariffs introduced by Trump. What it aims for instead - Hotnews.ro
The United Kingdom remains committed to reaching an agreement with the United States that “mitigates” the impact of the tariffs announced by Donald Trump and does not plan to launch an immediate trade retaliation, the minister reacted on Wednesday.
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