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UK seeks ‘pragmatic’ deal with US to avoid future tariffs

Decision not to impose retaliatory levies signals break with EU approach

The UK said it was “disappointing” that the US imposed tariffs on British steel and aluminium imports, but stopped short of announcing retaliatory measures as it promised to take a “pragmatic approach” it believes could shelter it from future levies.

“It’s disappointing the US has today imposed global tariffs on steel and aluminium,” said Jonathan Reynolds, business and trade secretary, after a 25 per cent levy on steel and aluminium came into force overnight.

“We are focused on a pragmatic approach and are rapidly negotiating a wider economic agreement with the US to eliminate additional tariffs and to benefit UK businesses and our economy.”

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