Donald Trump and Keir Starmer announced a significant trade deal aimed at reducing US tariffs on British cars, aluminium, and steel, strengthening US-UK relations. This historic agreement marks the UK as the first to secure a deal since US tariffs were introduced in April. The deal is anticipated to create an aluminium and steel trading zone, while ensuring a secure pharmaceutical supply chain. Discussions also included a future technology partnership, driven by US Vice President JD Vance, targeting advancements in fields like AI and bioengineering to bolster both economies.
"The bond between the US and UK is stronger than ever before," said Trump, highlighting the significance of a new trading agreement targeting reduced tariffs on key industries.
Starmer emphasized the day as "fantastic and historic" for the UK, noting the importance of the trade deal for sectors such as car manufacturing, steel, and aluminum.
The agreement will create an aluminium and steel trading zone alongside establishing a secure pharmaceutical supply chain, enhancing cooperation between the two nations.
The discussion included a technology partnership driven by US Vice-President JD Vance, focusing on research in fields like AI and bioengineering for future advancements.
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