UK's Reeves says trade with US can flow amid Trump trade threats
CAPE TOWN - British finance minister Rachel Reeves said on Wednesday she was confident that US-UK trade and investment would not be derailed as President Donald Trump threatens to retaliate against what he sees as barriers to US exports.
Trump has said value-added taxes levied by European countries represent an unfair barrier to U.S. exports. Asked if Britain was likely to change its tax regime, Reeves said: "tax decisions are for the UK government to make." Trump said earlier this month that he thought something could be "worked out" with Britain on the threat of tariffs while he sounded more threatening towards EU countries.
Asked if she was worried about an adverse reaction in financial markets on March 26, Reeves said she would not give a running commentary on preparations.
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