UK goods exports to the US plummeted by £2 billion in April, the largest monthly decline since 1997. This follows the implementation of US tariffs on British goods, despite a recently announced trade deal outline. While a 10% blanket tariff is in place, higher duties remain on certain products like steel, aluminum, and autos. The UK's overall trade deficit widened significantly, reaching £60 billion in the three months to April.
Prepared by Christopher Adams and reviewed by editorial team.
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