Steel

The president spoke in Pennsylvania Friday evening at a U.S. Steel facility.

Britain’s Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds will meet with his U.S. counterpart Jamieson Greer next week amid confusion from businesses about when relief is coming.

The two sides are discussing non-tariff barriers as part of the talks.

EU stands by its approach in the talks with Washington, Commission spokesperson says.

The European Commission says it will be “very vigilant” to ensure the U.K. respects WTO rules in its trade relationship with the U.S.

Brussels highlights potential for cooperation in energy, telecoms, steel, semiconductors and cars.

Washington’s 10 percent baseline tariff on European goods is a red line for the bloc. 

Inflation climbed at the slowest pace since early 2021 in April, surprising economists who anticipated tariff-related increases.

Trump calls the European Union “nastier” than China. The EU is taking a deep breath.

U.S. president launches blistering new trade attack against Brussels, as he agrees to cool tariff war with Beijing.

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said digital services taxes have spread like a “bad virus.”

From last-minute pork demands to parties in the embassy, this is how Britain charmed the unpredictable president — and why it could all still unravel.

U.S. president thinks the EU was set up to “screw” America ― but suddenly seems to like its boss.

POLITICO-Public First polling shows strong support for an agreement — but unease in the U.K. about Trump’s decision to slam tariffs on an ally in the first place.

The narrow deal slashes additional 25 percent tariffs on the U.K.’s automotive, steel and aluminum sectors imposed in early April.

Brussels moves ahead with its retaliation, conceding its transatlantic ties with Washington may be beyond repair.

The deal is the first to be announced during the 90-day pause on Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs announced last month.

Specifics of the agreement were not immediately available.

US president’s plan to slap a 100 percent “tariff” on movies “produced in Foreign Lands” sparks confusion — and some mockery — in the House of Commons.

The European Commission is looking at imposing retaliatory tariffs should talks fail with the Trump administration. 

U.S. president’s existing and threatened tariffs would hit an estimated 97 percent of total EU exports to America.

“If the Chinese vampire can’t suck the American blood, it’s going to suck the U.K. blood and the EU blood,” Peter Navarro tells the Telegraph.

India’s top trade negotiator had returned to the U.K. on Friday for unscheduled negotiations in an attempt to conclude the talks.

Governments the world over are racing to keep their steel industries alive. From the U.K. to France, the EU and Australia: Billions are reserved to counter global overcapacity and Donald Trump’s steep tariffs.