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After months of intensive talks and a late scramble to reach common ground, U.S. and U.K. officials announced they have sealed a trade deal that stands as a significant milestone amid Trump-era trade tensions. The agreement opens new prospects for cross-Atlantic economic stability.
Cars, cows, crops: the winners and losers from Donald Trump’s trade deal with Britain Financial Times
US and UK seal first deal of Trump’s trade war Financial Times
Months of talks, then a late scramble: how the UK finally struck a US trade deal Financial Times
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