Under a second Trump presidency, UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are poised to face both challenges and opportunities driven by "Trumponomics," characterized by protectionist policies and deregulation. UK SMEs, already navigating a complex post-Brexit economy, may encounter increased tariffs, impacting competitiveness and raising regulatory challenges. However, this can also foster new trade partnerships outside the US and China. Additionally, Trump's deregulation could spur domestic competition, affecting market entry strategies for UK businesses while also creating possible advantages through favorable tax policies.
Under a second Trump presidency, UK SMEs may face challenges like increased tariffs but could also benefit from new market opportunities as they adapt to changes.
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