What the U.K. Deal Reveals About Trump’s Trade Strategy

A historic U.S.-U.K. trade deal rolled back tariffs on some major products but only partially eased the burden, as the UK maintained trade barriers on U.S.-made agricultural goods while the U.S. imposed tariffs on numerous other items. Analysts note that even this partial relief pales in comparison to what could have been achieved by staying in the Trans-Pacific Partnership and avoiding the disruptions caused by tariffs. Ongoing tensions highlight a lack of progress for American companies and workers amid chaotic trade policies under Trump.