He commercial agreement between the United Kingdom and the USA That it was achieved in the previous day, although the 10% base tariff imposed by Donald Trump, offers strategic victories for the main British exporters, especially in the Automotive, aerospace and steel sectors.
Lale Akoner, an Etoro global analyst, said the effects of the commercial pact between the US and the United Kingdom that Jaguar Land Rover, Bentley and McLaren can breathe “more tranquility.”
“The United Kingdom’s car exports to the US will now face a 10% tariff (compared to 27.5% potential) on the first 100,000 vehicles, which effectively covers 99% of the current commercial volume “explained this expert.
And he added: “Jaguar Land Rover praised the agreement as a ‘significant progress’, with implications for long -term investment. Stability is expected in the sales of JLR oriented to the US and a positive optimism for the suppliers of the automotive sector“
In fact, on the previous day, Rolls-Royce obtained tariff free access for their reaction engines, which promoted its shares 3.6%. “This should promote future transatlantic orders and reduce uncertainty about the costs of inputs, “Akoner said.
“Meanwhile, Boeing rose 2.8% after knowing an agreement of 10,000 million dollars with IAG (British Airways Matrix), A diplomatic victory promoted by aerospace cooperation with the United Kingdom. Steel producers such as Tata Steel UK also benefit: 370 million pounds of annual US steel exports to the US are now in a stronger position, “Etoro analyst broke out.
Not everyone wins: who are the losers
However, not everyone celebrates, says Akoner. “British food and drink exporters still face 10% tariffsand national farmers fear an avalanche of ethanol and subsidized beef of the USA. UU. The macroeconomic impulse will be modest, but sectoral clarity is important, especially in industries with intensive capital use, “said this expert.
“Critically, this agreement feels a precedent. Trump rewarded a cooperative partner, suggesting that future sector agreements -positively with Europe, Japan and Korea -could depend on similar concessions. Investors should be attentive to opportunities in the British Variable Income, sensitive to exports, and in US multinationals that benefit from reciprocal access“He says.
“This is tariff diplomacy for quotas, and the model could last,” concludes Akoner.
Source: Ambito
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