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How Trump’s tariffs will hit the UK economy

President Trump unveiled tariffs impacting countries worldwide, including the UK, leading to economic concerns.
Trump aims to incentivize companies to establish operations within the US, reducing tariff burdens.
UK exports to the US now face at least a 10% charge, potentially increasing shelf prices.
Some firms quote, "We've got fewer orders than normal," reflecting uncertainty and reduced demand.
Economists anticipate inflation and global leaders are responding to the tariffs, while the UK government may act.

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