'BETTER DEAL': Trump's UK visit brings new trade deal speculation

Trade Deal Negotiations - The US President is open to renegotiating the trade deal with the UK, indicating a willingness to refine the existing agreement [1] - The UK is seeking improvements on specific issues such as steel tariffs and products like scotch whiskey and salmon, although expectations for significant changes are low [4][5] - UK exporters are likely to adapt to the current trade deal as the expected outcome of negotiations is not anticipated to yield substantial changes [6] Investment Relations - Recent announcements of substantial investments from US companies into the UK, including a notable $30 billion investment from GSK, highlight the strong investment relationship between the two countries [3] - The US is viewed as a willing partner in the global race for dominance in AI and other new technologies, benefiting from the UK's regulatory environment that is favorable for AI businesses [10][11] Energy Policy - The UK is moving towards nuclear energy as a supplementary source to support its renewable energy goals, addressing the inconsistency of renewable sources like wind and solar [7][9] - There is a perception that the UK is shifting away from its previous strong commitment to green energy initiatives, although the current energy policy still emphasizes a transition from fossil fuels to renewables [8][9]