UK Faces Tough Choices in Potential Trump Trade War

Britain may prioritize EU ties over US demands as Trump plans significant tariffs on global imports.

President-elect Donald Trump proposes tariffs of up to 60% on Chinese goods and 20% on all other imports, raising concerns of a global trade war.
UK Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds suggests Britain might side with the EU over the US due to larger trade volumes with the EU.
Experts warn that Trump's tariffs could significantly raise prices for US consumers on electronics, apparel, and toys.
The UK government is preparing contingencies, considering the potential economic impact of strained US-UK relations.
Industry leaders highlight challenges of moving away from China as a sourcing partner, despite Trump's push for increased tariffs.