The UK’s Trade Deal

The UK’s trade deal

What exactly did Donald Trump and Keir Starmer agree?

America First, Britain Boosted: Inside the US-UK Deal Reshaping Trans-Atlantic Trade

Global Britain was supposed to be the grand plan—Britain’s post-EU renaissance, unshackled and sovereign. What we got instead was Brexit-in-name-only: biro in hand, filling out customs forms with suppressed rage. But now, with the UK-I...

Statement from ACT | The App Association on the announced U.S. – U.K. Trade Deal

‘Our members broadly welcome today’s trade announcement. Closer trade relations between the United States and UK will provide a boost for UK tech small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).  The U.S. market is key for many app developers in the UK. The proposed U.S.–UK technological partnership could act as a springboard to boost access to the U.S. marketplace creating new opportunities for our members and the wider UK tech ecosystem. ‘It is enco…

Trade Agreement & Impact of Tariffs - The Sunday Money Show

Listen to my Sunday Money Show podcast (May 11, 2025) as I discussed the new U.S./U.K. trade agreement, why data on shipping arriving in North American ports has become a highly watched economic gauge, and the impact businesses say tariffs are having on their operations. The post Trade Agreement & Impact of Tariffs – The Sunday Money Show appeared first on allansmall.com.

Comment: What the UK-US trade deal means for supply chains

US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Kier Starmer have unveiled a landmark UK-US trade deal, which removes the 25% tariff on UK steel and aluminium, and immediately cuts the rate on most car exports from 27.5%, to 10%.

UK trade with the United States

President Trump formally announced a range of tariffs on imports of goods to the United States on 2 April 2025, with imports from the UK subject to a blanket 10% tariff and imports of steel and aluminium, and cars and car parts subject to a higher 25% tariff. On 8 May 2025 the UK government announced the signing of a trade deal between the United States and the UK.