Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has told business chiefs that “clearly, there will be an economic impact” from Donald Trump’s tariffs, but the Government would respond with “cool and calm heads”.

The Nikkei in Japan tumbled 3% and China’s Hang Seng was around 1.5% lower after Mr Trump’s self-declared ‘liberation day’.

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Experts also warned of more turbulence in the financial markets as investors react to the sweeping measures affecting global trade ...

Chelsea have Cole Palmer, Noni Madueke and Nicolas Jackson all back in contention for tonight’s Premier League visit of ...

Donald Trump has been mocked by his critics after his sweeping global tariffs even included islands where no one lives. The ...