The government are hoping to arrange a zero-tariff deal with the US, such as is now in place with Europe
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The government are hoping to arrange a zero-tariff deal with the US, such as is now in place with Europe
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British steelmakers received a boost on Friday as a trade deal arranged in May came into effect, allowing tariff-free exports into the EU.
An agreement to reduce tariffs on UK steel to zero in short order was welcomed with some fanfare in July.
US tariffs for the steel industry will stand at 25 per cent for now – as negotiations over an improved deal continue
Ahead of August tariff deadline, Trump cuts rates for European imports while US exports will be tariff-free
Starmer should secure deal as soon as possible to exempt UK steel from US levies, says Community union
UK ministers working to secure carve-out from 50% rate for Indian-owned Port Talbot works
The Supreme Court’s decision raises questions over whether previous deals between Britain and the US still stand
