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UK ready to see if Trump follows via with tariffs plan

By Editorial Board Published February 14, 2025 5 Min Read
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UK ready to see if Trump follows via with tariffs plan

A ready recreation on tariffs is starting to play out between the UK and the USA on tariffs, amid warnings that Donald Trump’s newest technique might hit the UK particularly onerous.

The US president on Thursday revealed he has requested his authorities to think about what tariffs needs to be utilized to different nations – and to incorporate the VAT utilized to US items in these international locations within the calculations.

It’s the newest step in Mr Trump’s makes an attempt to deliver manufacturing again to the US and cost different nations for entry to the American market. He has requested for a report back to be accomplished by April.

Politics newest: UK will not ‘overreact’ to Trump tariff announcement

Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden informed the Politics Hub with Sophy Ridge the UK was ready to see how it might react.

Sir Keir Starmer additionally spoke to Mr Trump on Thursday afternoon by telephone, with a Downing Avenue spokesperson saying the dialog occurred throughout a gathering between the prime minister and the president’s particular envoy to the UK, Mark Burnett.

Mr Burnett and Sir Keir “emphasised the huge potential for even stronger collaboration on trade, tech and cultural matters between the US and the UK”, the spokesperson added.

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Kemi Badenoch, the chief of the Conservative Occasion, urged Sir Keir to reopen commerce negotiations with the US to safe a settlement that may keep away from tariffs.

Paul Ashworth, the chief North America analyst at Capital Economics, estimated that the UK could be the fourth most impacted nation if Mr Trump’s regime imposes the minimal WTO tariffs throughout the board added to every nation’s VAT charge.

India would get a 29% tariff, Brazil a 28% charge, adopted by the EU on 25% after which the UK on 24%.

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‘We cannot overreact’ to US tariffs

The Trump administration can also be subsidies, “burdensome regulatory requirements” on US companies and restrictions on animal and plant merchandise.

This might embody the UK’s meals security regime that has seen US chlorine-washed hen prevented from being offered in Britain.

“We took the decision… that we wouldn’t breathlessly chase every headline that was coming out over the last month,” he stated.

“I think that’s the right decision.”

Mr McFadden added: “We will always stand up for the national interest, it’s a government’s duty to do that, but the best thing in the national interest is to maintain a good trading relationship with everybody that we need to maintain that with, right across the world.”

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