There is growing concern in foreign capitals about the possibility of Donald Trump imposing tariffs on imported goods if he returns to the White House. These fears are particularly pronounced in the UK, where officials are hoping to avoid being targeted by such measures. Trump's trade policies, which could include higher taxes on foreign imports, are seen as a threat to global trade relations. Meanwhile, UK finance minister Rachel Reeves is expected to advocate for 'free and open' trade in an upcoming speech, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation amid these uncertainties.
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The 922-page blueprint for government could reshape American democracy, it has been claimed. It was written by an influential conservative thinktank, the Heritage Foundation. It sets out policy proposals for a Republican win in the US presidential election ...
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Britain's Reeves to use major speech to promote 'free and open' trade, The Observer reports
LONDON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister Rachel Reeves is expected to use a major speech this week to "promote free and open trade between nations" amid the threat of potential tariffs under Donald Trump's ... alarm across US 9:36 PM UTC ...
