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Northern Ireland exists as a sort of economic hybrid, in which the internal markets of Britain and the European Union ( EU) overlap. That reflects a complicated Brexit divorce settlement intended to p...
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After Brexit, Northern Ireland was left in a unique trading position.
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World markets were left reeling on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled reciprocal tariffs to match duties put on U.S. goods by other countries.
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Trump tariffs explained: What will the different EU and UK rates mean for Northern Ireland?
US president Donald Trump has imposed sweeping tariffs on imports, including 20 per cent on goods from the EU and 10 per cent from the UK, leaving Northern Ireland in an uncertain position and, as a result of Brexit, a unique one. Northern Ireland is part of the UK, so its exports face 10 per cent tariffs.
Will Trump's tariffs give Northern Ireland an advantage over the Republic?
Northern Irish goods will be covered by the 10 per cent tariff which Mr Trump has imposed on the UK as a whole. Goods from the Republic will be hit with a 20 per cent tariff as part of measures the US president has imposed on the EU.
Trump tariffs 'a race to the bottom', says first minister
Meanwhile, goods from the Republic of Ireland will be hit with a 20% tariff as part of measures Trump has imposed on the EU. "What was announced yesterday is concerning, it creates instability," O'Neill told a press conference at Stormont.
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Northern Ireland risks becoming ‘collateral damage’ in US trade war
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