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Faisal Islam: The UK's Trump trade deal no longer looks world-beating

Faisal Islam: The UK's Trump trade deal no longer looks world-beating
BBC Business Friday 24 July 2026, 14:02 UTC 1 min read
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While the US tariffs imposed on the UK are effectively unchanged, other countries now have a better deal.

While the US tariffs imposed on the UK are effectively unchanged, other countries now have a better deal.
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