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  • Diageo: Share price rises as investors breathe a sign of relief

    April 3, 2025

    Diageo’s share price rose more than two per cent as investors digested US President Donald Trump’s announcement on tariffs. Trump imposed a sweeping 20 per cent tariff on all EU goods going into the US on 3 April, but only a 10 per cent tariff on UK goods. “The UK is a relative winner from [...]

  • Trump confirms 10 per cent tariffs to hit UK exports in huge economic blow

    April 2, 2025

    Donald Trump has confirmed the UK will be hit by 10 per cent tariffs on exports to the US, in a major blow to Britain’s economic growth. The US President confirmed the measure in a provocative and bombastic statement in the White House Rose Garden on Wednesday at just after 9pm UK time. The European [...]

  • US tariffs set to damage UK economy, Reeves tells cabinet ministers

    April 1, 2025

    Donald Trump’s tariffs are expected to “have an impact” on the UK’s economy, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has told cabinet ministers, after business secretary Jonathan Reynolds warned the country faces “a very serious and significant moment”. The US President is set to unveil sweeping – but as yet unknown – tariffs on goods from around the [...]

  • US tariffs: Businesses don’t want ‘knee jerk’ response, Starmer insists

    April 1, 2025

    Sir Keir Starmer has insisted UK businesses want a “calm and collected response” to Donald Trump’s tariffs, “not a knee-jerk” reaction. The Prime Minister sought to offer calm, as he suggested the UK could retaliate with tariffs on US goods in return, but insisted that “nobody wants a trade war”. Speaking to Sky News, Starmer [...]

  • US tariffs: Trade secretary won’t rule out cuts to digital services tax

    March 27, 2025

    Jonathan Reynolds has refused to rule out cutting the digital services tax on major tech firms, amid the prospect of looming US trade tariffs. The business and trade secretary insisted the UK government was “committed to ensuring tech companies pay a fair amount of tax in the UK”, but added that the digital services tax [...]

  • US tariffs: Reynolds urges ‘cool heads’ over trade negotiations

    March 27, 2025

    Jonathan Reynolds has said it is a time for “cool heads” as the UK engages with the US over tariff plans despite holding a “different set of views” on trade policy. It comes after Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the UK is not planning “at the moment” to introduce retaliatory tariffs on the US, after President [...]

  • Editor’s Interview: Charles Tyrwhitt founder – ‘No point whinging about the government’

    March 24, 2025

    The founder of Charles Tyrwhitt, Nick Wheeler, has told Morning Wire that there’s “no point whinging about what the government are doing or not doing, because they’re not going to change,” adding “I’ve got to get on and make my own decisions.” His comments came during an interview with Morning Wire in which he lamented [...]

  • Poppy Gustafsson: UK can be ‘safe haven’ amid Trump turbulence

    March 20, 2025

    The UK can be a beacon of stability to investors and businesses in a world where geopolitical tensions, and “populism and protectionism” are on the rise, the minister for investment has said. Citing the government’s large majority and internationalist outlook, Baroness Gustafsson trumpeted the UK’s offer of long-term certainty to investors, branding the country a [...]

  • Do we need to rethink Brexit’s impact on UK-EU trade?

    March 20, 2025

    With the weekend approaching, allow me to furnish you with a classic conversation starter for the pub or a dinner party; have you heard that the OBR might have overstated the impact of Brexit on the UK’s trade with the EU? In my experience this kind of line serves as a perfect icebreaker or an [...]

  • UK needs new settlement with EU, business group boss urges

    March 20, 2025

    The UK’s businesses need a new settlement with the EU, the boss of one of the biggest business groups is urging. Shevaun Haviland, director-general of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), is calling for growth-driven improvements to the UK-EU relationship. It comes ahead of the organisation’s 2025 Driving International Trade Conference in central London, on [...]

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