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White House criticizes London for siding with Brussels
U.S. Commercial Representative Jimeson Grier expressed Washington's regret that Britain chose to strengthen its relations with the European Union at the expense of the United States and did not leverage its freedom to exit the bloc to boost trade cooperation with the U.S. Although Britain has signed trade agreements with the United States, including reducing tariffs on British goods and opening its market to American products like ethanol and beef, the priority now is to move closer to the European Union—especially with a crucial summit between the two sides approaching before the end of the year. This raises questions about the future of trade relations between London and Washington as Britain seeks to reaffirm its ties with the EU more than six years after its departure from the bloc.
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