president Panco da EnglandAndrew Billy said Trade Agreement within US and UK It was positive, but she still left Definitions About most of the exports of British products higher than they were before last month.
Before announcing the details of the agreement on Thursday (8), Panco da England published estimates that the US President's tariff plans. Donald Trump, From April 29, they will reduce the British economy by about 0.3 % in three years.
About two -thirds of the influence is due to the indirect impact of American definitions on the other UK business partners, not the definitions imposed directly on British exports.
According to the agreement signed on Thursday, the United States will continue to impose a 10 % new tariff on imports from most British products, but it will reduce the high rates of auto, steel and aluminum imports.
“It is good news,” Pelly said at the Reykkavik Economics Conference.
Billy talked several times about his desire to maintain an open global trading system and at the same time dealing with the large and continuous trade surpluses kept by some countries.
On Friday, the British Broadcasting Corporation published an interview with Billy, in which he said that the UK should do “everything we can” to reflect the fall of goods exports to the European Union, which followed the British departure of the bloc in 2020.
Although goods exports are not a large part of the British economy like other countries, the United Kingdom is more than much to the health of the global economy.
“The impact of all these developments on the trade front for perspectives in the United Kingdom is conditional, so not only for the UK Trade Convention, but also what the rest of the world agrees.”
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