特朗普举起新关税大棒 最受伤的竟可能是英国

Group 1 - The UK is likely to be the biggest victim of the US's new tariff policy, which may increase tariffs from 10% to 15% for all countries, impacting UK businesses significantly [1][2][3] - The Global Trade Alert indicates that the UK will face the largest tariff increase, followed by Italy and Singapore, while Brazil and India may benefit the most from this change [1][2] - UK officials are urgently trying to persuade the US government to grant exemptions from the higher tariffs, with estimates suggesting that the tariff increase could raise export costs by up to £3 billion (approximately $4 billion) and affect 40,000 companies [3] Group 2 - The spokesperson for UK Prime Minister Starmer stated that the recent court ruling is not expected to impact most trade under the EPD, including agreed industry tariffs [2][3] - Companies exporting products like Scottish whisky and toys to the US will now face higher tariffs, similar to those previously imposed by the EU, with Australia and the UK being the most negatively affected [2][3]