HISTORIC US–UK TRADE DEAL ANNOUNCED ON VICTORY DAY

Marking the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day—President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer unveiled a landmark US–UK trade agreement. The deal aims to eliminate trade barriers, open up billions in market access, and strengthen the strategic economic partnership between the two allied nations.

Key Wins from the Deal:

Expanded access for U.S. beef, ethanol, corn, and dairy exports.

Major gains for American tech, manufacturing, and small businesses.

$5 billion in new market access and $6 billion in projected tariff revenue.

Cap on UK auto imports to protect American industry.

Stronger digital trade and national security commitments.

Widespread Praise: The agreement was met with enthusiastic support from industry leaders, lawmakers, farmers, and governors across the U.S., who called it a “huge win for American workers, businesses, and rural economies.” Many hailed it as the beginning of a new “Golden Age” of fair trade and economic strength.

This is President Trump’s first major trade breakthrough of his current term, with many officials and commentators anticipating more to follow under his “America First” trade agenda.