On May 8, the U.S. And UK established a trade zone for aluminum and steel, with tariffs of 10% on UK imports and 25% on automobiles to strengthen U.S. Manufacturing.
The trade agreement aims to generate $6 billion for the U.S. Revenue system and emphasizes a strategic shift in manufacturing ties.
Market conditions are showing volatility, with potential cost increases in manufacturing and construction that might hinder growth, as highlighted by industry experts.
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