The latest on the CBI's work following the US tariff announcements and how preparations are shaping up for this year's B7
So much has changed in the geopolitical landscape since last month's trade and international update. Tariffs announced by the US on 2 April, subsequent U-turns, and various escalations have caused chaos in the global economy. The uncertainty has also resulted in the International Monetary Fund warning last week that the UK will be among the hardest hit by the global trade war. Now more than ever, a measured approach from government and a united voice of business will be important for navigating the choppy waters ahead.
US-UK Trade
As the situation unfolded on Trump's 'Liberation Day', the CBI was supporting members with explainers, analysis, and media appearances. Our message to the government continues to be very clear: there are no winners in a trade war. This is a message we have continued to feed in at every level - from the Chancellor to working level officials in DBT - on behalf of members. We have also been shar
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