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  • After several weeks of discussions, President Trump announced in May 2025 that a trade agreement with the United Kingdom had been finalized, representing the first major deal since Liberation Day.
  • The agreement followed Trump's April 2 'Liberation Day' tariffs, which imposed reciprocal duties but left some high tariffs in place, notably on China and the UK.
  • Both the U.S.-UK deal and a recent U.S.-China agreement lowered some import tariffs on American goods while maintaining higher U.S. Tariffs on foreign imports, aiming to rebalance trade.
  • Economic indicators showed steady job growth and easing inflation to 2.3% in April, with market optimism reflected in Nasdaq and DJIA gains year-to-date exceeding 5%.
  • These developments suggest the Trump administration's tariff policies have not triggered recession as predicted, though experts note recession risks remain elevated but below 50%.
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The Star News Network broke the news in on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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