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£22.99The front pages of various newspapers are dominated by headlines regarding the fallout from President Trump’s tariff announcement, which has had a significant impact on global stock markets. The Guardian showcases downward-sloping charts reflecting the plummeting financial markets following the announcement. This led to Wall Street experiencing its largest one-day losses since June 2020.
The Daily Mail describes the situation as a “meltdown” as global stock markets plunged by £2 trillion due to Trump’s tariffs, causing distress for investments and pensions. Meanwhile, the i Paper focuses on the looming threat of a new “Tesla tax” being imposed by Britain on America. However, there is optimism that cheddar cheese may be spared from the impending meltdown, as Stephen Jones of Somerdale implies that American cheeses lack flavor compared to others.
The Financial Times highlights the potential impact on prices for various products and sectors as a result of the tariffs. Contrary to Trump’s assurances, the article suggests that US consumers will be the most affected, facing increased costs for items ranging from trainers to beer. Car buyers are expected to take a $30 billion hit, while other goods like clothing, wine, spirits, luxury items, and flight tickets will also see price hikes.
Jeremy Hunt’s comments on Britain emulating Singapore’s approach to trading feature prominently in the Daily Telegraph. The former chancellor advises against responding to the US with retaliatory tariffs, advocating for a low-tax system that he believes would benefit the country. Additionally, the paper reports Prince Harry’s condemnation of the “blatant lies” circulating in the wake of his resignation from the Sentebale charity
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