The UK has only a few weeks left before the deadline for trade talks with the European Union. In addition, the UK has sought to establish trade relations with several other countries, including the United States.
This week, the administration of both the UK and the U.S. has just completed a fifth-round trade negotiation with the objective of signing a trade agreement. The UK administration thinks the outcome of the negotiations is good overall. On the other hand, if this continues, an agreement can be reached and it will be a durian for the UK after the UK countries resign from the European Union in January.
UK foreign minister Dominic Raab on Wednesday emphasized and commented on the direction of UK trade relations with the U.S. after the election. According to him, no matter who wins this U.S. election, a trade agreement must be reached.
Although there is uncertainty about the course of trade negotiations after this. He remained confident that the trade agreement would continue as it had gone well and benefited both parties.
The main focus of the market is still on the development of the results of the US presidential election which saw more intense competition than expected.
