is about to hit the european union with new tariffs. the us president said he's considering raising tariffs the bloc was only created to "screw the united states". trading partner. the bloc�*s exports. fleury has the latest from new york. donald trump warned during his first cabinet meeting that 25% tariffs on eu goods are coming soon. now, this is the first time the president has specified

a number as he railed against the eu for not america. higher than the us's own 2.5%. but the eu flatly rejected the us's criticism. come on april the 2nd. facing mexico and canada, was at the high end of expectations.

equivalent to the tariffs that we are being charged, and as part of that policy, he had indicated that we're going to consider value—added taxes in calculating that he threw out today is in line with the high end of the range that he previously indicated. the uncertainty over the president's trade stocks in the us came off their highs of the day. high on the agenda will be trade and security. in the uk's defence spending marking a big shift in strategy.

but there is also the looming threat of tariffs and a future uk—us trade deal that needs to be discussed. let's get more. russ mould is investment director at aj bell. what is your take on how this go down? mr what is your take on how this - go down?— what is your take on how this - go down? two major got two major challenges here. the e j to get 9°t two major challenges here_ the i to get the got two major challenges here. the e j to get the uk— us the first is to get the uk— us trade deal which is being fiaésésa'fifl lffi net“ since fiaésésa'fit e 7 ”if”? since 2020. fiaésésa'fit e since 2020. the eeeeeee'eee e w ww since 2020. the uk discussed since 2020. the uk seeks to agree other trade seeks to agree on other trade around the world. deals around the world. there is a link between the two, given trump's éleee eeee'eeee “bebe view of the transactional view of the world. he needs to persuade the to help the defence, he us to help the defence, he needs...

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