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The US and UK have reached an agreement to reduce tariffs on certain goods, offering relief to UK industries impacted by Trump-era tariffs. The deal includes lowering import taxes on 100,000 British cars annually to 10%, and slashing tariffs on steel and aluminum. While hailed as significant by both governments, analysts suggest the deal doesn't drastically alter trade terms. The agreement also includes provisions for increased beef exports, with a quota of 13,000 metric tonnes for UK farmers and a projected $5 billion export opportunity for the US, though details remain limited.

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