Striver in the course of the encounter with Trump on VAT and the future of Ukraine

Sir Kier is dealing with Donald Trump over the last threat of the president to impose tariffs on Britain and the future of Ukraine over a period.

The US president announced on Thursday that he would impose “mutual tariffs” on all other countries, and charge the same amount that the tax imposed on US exports – claims such a “move” for all “Has been fair.

The impact of this declaration in the UK was not immediately clear, but the White House’s policy includes value added tax as the target of mutual tariffs – that analysts have suggested that about 24 billion pounds of GDP (GDP) in the UK (GDP) in the UK Bump next year. Two years

This is among the growing concern about how Mr Trump’s plan influences the global perspective of defense, after he was talking to Vladimir Putin, Russia, and the United States suggested that Ukraine may have to force some of his territory. Release.

Sir Kier Storm in response to Donald Trump's tariffs in the prime minister's questions (House of Commons/British Parliament/PA) — Sir Kier Storm in response to Donald Trump’s tariffs in the prime minister’s questions (House of Commons/British Parliament/PA) (Wire)

US Defense Minister Pete Hegst said that membership in NATO, despite the formal position of NATO-approved by the Sir Kir government in the 100-year-old British and Ukraine participation-is a realistic perspective for Ukraine.

Britain issued a strong response, saying, “There is no negotiation on Ukraine without Ukraine” – if Volladimir Zelnski is not deprived, it will provide the two countries to deal with the issue.

And in the first negotiations between Sir Kier and Mr. Zelnski since the intervention of Mr Trump, the Prime Minister again united Britain’s commitment to the country.

The issue of global defense will be on Friday as a number of senior cabinet ministers go to Germany for the Munich Security Conference, where European allies are expected to respond to Mr Trump’s change.

What appears to be an attempt to reduce tensions between the two governments, Sir Kier and Mr Trump spoke on Thursday evening and talked about “the prime minister’s future trip to the United States”.

Given the issue of tariffs, Peter Kyle’s government minister warned that Britain would “respond to Mr Trump’s fear of World Trade War.”

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Asked whether Britain should worry about the threat, the technology minister said: “The first thing that assures people is that we need a cool and clear thinking at some time, and that’s what you are You have this government.

“We will evaluate any changes and challenges that arise from any part of the global economy, and we will act in favor of Britain,” he said.

“The second thing to say is that whatever conditions around the world, you have to find the foundations for the implementation of our domestic economy,” he said. ”

“What I said is that we will have an interesting and clear look at what is in the national interest, and we will answer what we will actually answer. Actually.

On Thursday evening, the senior minister of Pet McDeda said that the government is not too reacting, but “wait and” do tariffs “really arise.”

“Sometimes the tariffs are announced, a few days later, they are without announcement.”

The policy released by the White House on Thursday is very broad and threatens retribution not only for tariffs but for other non -tariff barriers and “actions, policies or unjust or harmful or harmful”.

These include subsidies, “heavy monitoring requirements” on jobs and restrictions on animal and plant products, probably among the British nutrition standards that prevent the import of some American goods such as chlorine chicken.

The policy also explicitly referred to “VAT” as “unfair, discriminatory or extraterrestrial taxes”, despite the value added tax no matter whether a product has entered.

George Saravolus, the FX World Research President in Deutsche Bank, said In Telegraph Britain will face 21 % of additional charges if the United States is imposed on a tariff and value -added policy.

According to the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIISR), tariffs on this scale will reduce economic growth by 0.4 percent over the next two years and are around £ 24 billion.

President Trump has announced a set of tariffs during the first few weeks of his presidency, including earlier this week, imposing 25 % of steel imports.

But while his approach to international trade has established relations with some of the closest US allies, especially Canada, his leaflets have not always been proven.

After the announcement of tariffs in Canada and Mexico, he was suspended for 30 days after the negotiation.

Canada and Mexico have read retaliatory tariffs if the EU has repeatedly threatened, while China has previously taken retaliatory measures to 10 % tariff on exporting to its exports. The US has done.

President Trump has announced a set of tariffs in the first few weeks of his presidency (AP)

Thursday’s tariffs will not be implemented immediately, while Mr Trump ordered his advisers to investigate the trade practices of other countries before they propose to impose what they are imposing.

Following the announcement, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) warned that Mr Trump’s plans “establish commercial norms” and “create more costs and uncertainty for investors, jobs and consumers around the world”.

But the head of BCC trade policy, William Bain, called on the government to “sit in the trade war of Tate’s tariffs for Tat, which could easily be out of control.