JD Vance predicts ‘good chance’ of US-UK trade agreement

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US Vice-President JD Vans says Washington and London have a “good opportunity” that has made a “great deal” on business, raising new hopes in bilateral discussions.

Vans was assembled by Vans that Britain had the potential to achieve more agreed trading terms due to affection for President Donald Trump and the greater, chronic cultural connection UK and usThe

“The President truly loved the UK. He loved the Queen. He praised the king and loved. It is a very important relationship. And he is a businessman and it has several important business relationships [Britain]“Vans has stated on the Underded website An interview Published on Tuesday.

Vans said that the connection between the United Kingdom and the United States was much deeper than “, however, the” true cultural support “is undersigned because” fundamentally America is an Anglo country “.

He said that the US administration was “working hard” with the Prime Minister Sir Care Starmer’s government in a trade agreement. “I think there is a good opportunity that yes, we will come to a great deal that is best for both countries.”

Starmar is interested in securing a “economic prosperity agreement” with America, but when Trump unveils 10 percent “baseline” tariffs on all UK exports on April 2, its trade strategy with America derailed.

Although these two leaders have developed a relationship, the US president has not spoken since the first unveiling his tariff – or subsequently, the most disciplinary rate in 60 countries considered “the worst criminals” in their trade practice towards the United States.

The UK Prime Minister was pioneer to concentrate on the United States last week 25 per cent of the British carsAcknowledging that he does not know whether he can persuade Trump to cancel his new 10 percent tariff in all British imports.

Vans compares the balanced UK-US trade relationship with the American trade deficit with Germany, Europe’s largest economy.

“We have a lot more correlation with Germany with the UK, we are Germany.

Vans predicted that Washington would discuss “a lot of positive trade relations with Europe” and emphasized that he sees Europe as a “friend” in America. “We just want to be a coalition where Europeans are a little more independent, and our security and trade relationships will reflect it.”