U.K.-U.S. trade deal takes effect, cuts tariffs on British cars but leaves metals in question
LONDON: A new U.K.-U.S. trade deal took effect Monday, granting British car exports preferential tariff rates while leaving final levies on metal shipments unresolved. The agreement, the first Washington has struck since President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs in April, imposes a blanket 10% duty on most British goods entering the U.S. For autos, the…