“10 % of the goods in the UK” says. “Trump’s tariff.” star-news.press/wp

The definitions are likely to be 10 % on most of the goods in the United Kingdom imported to the United States “here to survive”, according to Roses Mandson.

The British Ambassador to the United States said that “10 % global tariff” is unlikely to change, but there was a “field” for negotiations in various sectors and industries, such as technology.

Speaking to the Sunday Times, he added that US President Donald Trump must expect a “warm reception” when he visits the UK for a second country.

“He must expect a warm reception because he really loves Britain. He greatly admires him,” Mandson said.

“He trusts Care Starmer. It is not the issue of expressing our gratitude.

The comments came amid confusion about whether British steel imports will continue to face the tariffs by 25 % or even twice to 50 %.

While the 10 % customs tariffs are still standing for most imports, the commercial deal between the two countries has reduced fees on car imports and space. However, Prime Minister and Trump suggested that more negotiations are needed to reduce a steel tariff.

Trump announced on Saturday that the goods imported from the European Union and Mexico will face a 30 % tariff rate in the United States starting on August 1, in messages published on the social media platform, Truth Social.

It was a shock to European capitals, as the European Commission and the American Commercial Representative, Jameson Jarir, spent months in making a deal they believed to be acceptable to both sides.

The agreement in principle, which was placed on the Trump office last Wednesday, included a 10 % tariff, five times the pre -translation tariffs, which the mass already described as “pain”.

On Monday, the European Union trade ministers will meet with a pre -arranged summit and will be pressured by some countries to show a difficult reaction by implementing 21 billion euros (24.6 billion dollars) in retaliatory measures, which stopped temporarily until midnight on the same day.

Meanwhile, Trump’s second unprecedented visit to Britain is likely to visit in September, according to media reports, at a time when Parliament is not sitting.

This would avoid a scenario of boycotting deputies or protest against the Trump address in general.