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Scunthorpe Steel Avoids Further US Tariff Increase

The UK steel industry has been spared US President Trump’s latest hike of tariffs on steel imports to the United States, but a 25 per cent tariff remains in place as a UK-US deal to wipe this off is still to take effect.

Scunthorpe Steel Avoids Further US Tariff Increase

Title: Scunthorpe Steel Evades Additional US Tariff Hike

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In a pertinent advancement for the economy of Lincolnshire, Scunthorpe’s steel industry has managed to evade a supplementary tariff increase from the United States, as the latest decision by President Trump does not change the existing rates. Even though a 25 per cent tariff persists, discussions between the UK and the US continue, with the potential to eradicate these tariffs. This offers a ray of hope for the local steel sector. For the workers and businesses in the region who derive their livelihoods from steel exports, this is seen as a temporary respite.

This article has been revised by The Lincoln Post, referencing the original report by www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk.

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