Despite a new trade deal between the US and UK, a 10% tariff remains on imported goods from the UK, significantly impacting market dynamics. Key details include: The first 100,000 vehicles imported to the US will be subject to a 10% annual tariff, while vehicles exceeding this quota face a 25% tariff rate. Rolls Royce engines are exempt from this tariff, highlighting the strategic importance of specific sectors within the deal. President Trump’s trade agreement with the UK is seen as a key step in advancing US-UK economic relations. It aims to generate an estimated $6 billion annually for the US through these tariffs. Notably, Howard Lutnick, US Commerce Secretary, anticipates significant financial benefits from this policy. 10% tariff on UK imports has been a point of contention during negotiations. The agreement is viewed by some as potentially shaping future trade negotiations and regulatory landscapes. The new deal reflects Donald Trump’s trade strategy, which includes previously implemented