Country of the most beautiful in the world of the United Kingdom to hit the agreement to dodge Trump rates, affirmations of the secretary to business: live

He hopes that the United Kingdom can prevent Donald Trump rates from collapsed last Thursday during a meeting in which US negotiators clarified that there would be no exemption.

Second TimesUS negotiators clarified that Mr. Trump wants to make a “Big Bang” with his expected announcement of rates on all the commercial partners of Washington – that the President of the United States has invoiced as a “day of liberation”.

“They want to make it a theater,” said a source of the government. “They want to have the consistency of saying that they did the whole day. It’s a great challenge for us.”

The attempts of Sir Keir Starmer is also said to persuade Mr. Trump to not impose rates in a call on Sunday evening have fallen dishes, leaving the perspective of an economic agreement weeks later.

This is despite the ministers of the United Kingdom who believe that the agreement is ready, following concessions that include Great Britain that accept to abandon the plans for a digital service tax on US technological companies, according to reports from the newspaper.

Our business and money editor Karl Matchett Reports:

After yesterday’s market falls in response to the imminent most relevant rates-and, the wide-ranging uncertainty about exactly those who influence and how much-today London sees something about a rebound.

The FTSE 100 has increased by about 0.6 percent as a whole after about an hour of negotiation, even with a slight abandonment from a quick fire at the beginning.

Individually, more than 80 of the 100 largest companies listed in the United Kingdom are in positive territory for the day so far by a perspective of the actions price, with only five that show a drop of over 0.5 percent.

It is noteworthy that a couple of the greatest earnings are those who did a little yesterday: holidays and hotels in Easyjet (increasing 2.4 percent), as well as Rentokil (increasing 2.6 percent), a company with a significant and growing commercial base.

A commercial war with Donald Trump is not in the interest of Great Britain, Sir Keir Starmer insisted, also claiming that “we must have all the options on the table”.

Pressing that it is reluctant to immediately impose the retaliation rates on US goods, Sir Keir said to Sky News: “I don’t go on myself, but I’m talking to the most affected sectors, and I think what they want most are a calm response to this – not an answer to the knee.

“Obviously we are negotiating an economic agreement, which I hope that I deal and mitigate rates. That is, I believe, where most people would like to land. (I) cannot predict the future on this, but we are working hard.

“I don’t think a commercial war is in our interest, but obviously national interest is what I am guided, and therefore we must have all the options on the table”.

Sir Keir Starmer said that Donald Trump’s rates were likely to hit the United Kingdom as he promised to “act in the national interest” in response – and he swore that “all the options remained on the table”.

The prime minister told Sky News: “We are working hard for an economic agreement on which we have made quick progress and I hope we can take really quick resolutions.

“But, look, the probability is that there will be rates. Nobody welcomes him. We are obviously working with the sectors most influenced to the rhythm on this.

“Nobody wants to see a commercial war but I have to act in national interests”.

This means that “all options remain on the table” in response, he added.

Sir Keir Starmer recognized that people feel the “pressure” of the price, but said that an increase in the national living salary “would affect millions of people”.

Speaking with Sky News a moment ago, the prime minister said: “I think that for most people, they would say that the cost of the living crisis is in progress and feel the pressure financially. This is why it is so important that we commit ourselves with the fact that people feel better – and the national wage that an average of an average of £ 1,400 is about to influence millions of people.

“So in their pay package, this month and obviously for the months to come, they will now receive more money. This is next to the other work that we have done: the interest rates have been cut three times since we had a Labor government, so anyone who has a mortgage knows that rates are decreasing.

“And, of course, on average, wages are increasing now more quickly than prices, so I recognize that with the invoices that arrive in people they see that increase, and this is a pressure.”

Sir Keir Starmer’s commercial secretary insisted that life standards are improving, but has recognized that increasing invoices mean that people will not immediately feel a change.

“For the first time for a long time, life standards have been increasing and wages increase more quickly than inflation. This does not mean that people immediately consider it because of some of these pressures. I accept it,” said Jonathan Reynolds to BBC Radio 4 Today plan.

He underlined the increase in the national salary in force in force on Tuesday and the freezing to feed the duty and maintain the triple block for retirees while moving to mitigate the pressure of the cost of living.

He said to LBC: “Salari are increasing faster than inflation. This is the measure (of) if people are really better. And of course, when other invoices are increasing, you have to spend that money for those things. I know it seems like this.

“But we are, after a period, an unprecedented period, in which the standards of life stagnal in the United Kingdom are starting to see that change and the reversal of trend.”

The value of gold has reached a new record, after its strongest quarter since 1986, while investors hurry up to a safe refuge in the face of the commercial rates of Donald Trump.

“In addition to general risk aversion, investors are increasing gold allocation with the commercial policy of the Trump administration that threatens the special state of the dollar reserve,” Kyle Rodda, a senior financial markets analyst of Capital, told Reuters. “The fundamental background remains strong for gold.”

In the meantime, the European actions have increased in the first negotiations on Tuesday morning after a Pullback in the previous session, with the Pan-European Spoxx 600 index increasing 1 % from 7:10, although the mood remained cautious in front of the imminent US tariffs.

The British FTSE100 index also increased by 57 points, an increase of 0.67 percent, after hitting a minimum of two weeks.

The United Kingdom could not only avoid future rates, but strengthening its commercial relations with the United States, said Sir Keir Starmer’s commercial secretary, since Great Britain is affected by the new wave of taxes on the imports of Donald Trump.

Talking to BBC breakfastJonathan Reynolds said: “From what we understand from the United States, it seems that tomorrow there will be no country in the world free from the initial ads. But then there will be the potential to reach an agreement with the United States in a better way.

“I would like to be Franco ideally to have been able to exempt us from this moment – I think our commercial relationship is very right, strong and balanced, so I don’t think there is the need to do it – but I think we are able to reach an agreement.

“Some of these depend on the United States and on what they want to do, but I believe that not only can we get to a place where we are avoiding the rates on each other, but we are also strengthening that commercial relationship, giving more access to companies of the United Kingdom to the US market.

“And what we are listening to very strongly is:” Yes, it is difficult, but we recognize what the government of the United Kingdom is trying to do and we want to see the government of the United Kingdom to commit and stay at the table to have such discussions “.”

He added: “I feel, as it is, that every country in the world will be subjected to this announcement by the United States. I believe that the work we have done gives us the best chances of finding a way for this.”

The commercial secretary insisted that if a country is able to reach an agreement with the United States to avoid rates, it will be the United Kingdom.

Jonathan Reynolds said to Times Radio: “I think where we are at the moment, the president wants this day of liberation tomorrow to apply to all the countries of the world and there will be no exemptions on that first day.

“If a country is able to reach an agreement with the United States, I don’t think there is a country better than the United Kingdom because of the work we have done.

“But the American aspiration … what they are trying to get this day tomorrow has jumped with different goals at different times.

“But if the United States can reach an agreement with anyone, I think he can with the United Kingdom.”