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The unanswered questions over Donald Trump’s trade deal with Britain
The White House claimed the deal presented a “$5bn opportunity” for US farmers to export to the UK, but contained detail in only two areas: a 13,000 tonne tariff-free reciprocal beef quota, and a UK promise to remove its existing 19 per cent levy on 1.4bn litres of US ethanol.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick previously suggested tariffs with other countries could be above 10%, even after a deal is ...
President Donald Trump on Friday said an 80% tariff on China "seems right" ahead of trade talks between U.S. and China in ...
For global leaders puzzling over how to negotiate with Donald Trump, the US president’s inaugural pact with the UK offers a ...
Darren Jones says the government "has protected jobs because of this trade deal", as shadow trade secretary Andrew Griffith ...
George Pickens didn't put any pressure on the Pittsburgh Steelers to trade him before being dealt to the Dallas Cowboys on ...
The UK trade deal struck with US President Donald Trump will have “disastrous” consequences for Britain’s ethanol sector as ...
UK entrepreneurs and business owners remain in limbo following the announcement of the trade deal between the US and UK, as ...
The removal of UK tariffs on U.S. ethanol in the U.S.-UK trade deal could sound the death knell for Associated British Foods' ...
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