by Kevin Breuninger at CNBC
- President Donald Trump unveiled a trade agreement with the United Kingdom.
- The deal with the U.K. is the first by the United States with a country whose imports were subject to new tariffs imposed by Trump.
- Many specifics about the agreement were not immediately clear, and nothing was signed during the Oval Office event.
President Donald Trump on Thursday unveiled the broad outline of a trade agreement with the United Kingdom.
The deal is the first by the United States with a country whose imports were subject to new tariffs imposed by Trump in early April.
The U.S. has a trade goods surplus with the U.K.
Many specifics about the deal were not immediately clear, and nothing was signed during the Oval Office event.
“The final details are being written up,” Trump said. “In the coming weeks we’ll have it all very conclusive.”
He said that the deal includes…
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