Trump reveals UK trade agreement after a break

President Donald Trump presented the broad outline of a trade agreement with the United Kingdom on Thursday.

The deal is the first of the United States with a country whose imports are subject to new tariffs in early April.

However, the special features of the deal were not immediately clear, and nothing was signed during the Oval Office event.

“The last details are written,” said Trump. “We will have everything very conclusive in the coming weeks.”

He said that the deal “billions of dollars of increased market access for American exports” contains and that Great Britain “will reduce or eliminate numerous non-tariff obstacles that have wrongly discriminated against American products”.

The British Prime Minister Keir Starrer, who joined Trump from afar, said: “We have built up an incredible platform for the future.”

During the event, the social account of Trump's truth control was published a screenshot that points out that the US tariffs in Great Britain remain 10%.

The table shows that British tasks for US goods will shrink to 5.1% to 1.8%. It was unclear on Thursday how these numbers were tabular.

Trump previously said about the truth that the agreement “a complete and comprehensive” and added:

But 10 Downing Street suggested that negotiations with the United States had not yet been completed.

“The talks about a deal between our countries have continued speed, and the prime minister will be updated later today,” said a spokesman for Starrer in a statement overnight after the New York Times was first reported on the announcement of the USA-AK.

The explanation added that Starmer “always act in the national interests of Britain” and the USA “called” an indispensable ally for our economic and national security. “

At the beginning of April, Trump imposed a 10% tariff in Great Britain, as part of an introduction of what he claimed, “mutual” import duties on almost every country on earth.

Great Britain is also affected by separate US tariffs for imports of steel, aluminum and foreign cars.

Trump quickly used the mutual plan in the middle of a market route and increasing criticism. He announced a 90-day “break”, which for all affected nations set a tariff rate of 10% for an all-Ganz board with the exception of China.

Trump claimed that he decided to do this break after dozens of countries had soared new trade relationships with the United States

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