Britain rushes to save steel tariff deal 


Prosperity agreement: Reynolds attends a meeting at Downing Street in London. Britain’s Secretary of State for Business and Trade has met Greer amid efforts to rescue the deal to remove metals tariffs on US imports from the United Kingdom. — Reuters

LONDON: The United Kingdom is pushing the United States to remove tariffs on British steel exports in line with a deal struck last month, ahead of a planned blanket doubling of levies.

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds met US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer on Tuesday in Paris amid efforts to rescue the deal to remove metals tariffs on US imports from Britain that was struck last month, but now is in danger of failing to be implemented ahead of a doubling of levies to 50%.

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