New polling by Best for Britain reveals that a majority of UK voters prioritize strengthening trade relations with the EU over establishing new economic agreements with the US. The survey indicates a shift in public sentiment since the Brexit referendum, with 53% believing closer ties with the EU would benefit the UK economy. At the upcoming UK-EU summit, most voters want trade relations prioritized ahead of other issues. This growing preference comes amid concerns over President Trump's trade policies and their effects on market stability.
A clear majority of UK voters now favor strengthening trade ties with the EU over seeking a new economic deal with the US, reflecting a shift since Brexit.
Recent polling reveals 53% of voters believe closer EU ties will enhance the UK economy, with only 13% expressing negative views.
Naomi Smith, chief executive of Best for Britain, emphasizes that voters expect the Prime Minister to focus on trade barriers to boost growth during the upcoming UK-EU summit.
The polling shows that trade with the EU ranks higher in voter priorities compared to new trade deals with the US, which comes in at 17th place out of 20 priorities.
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