Brexit working

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Steel tariffs have been lifted said on the news

UK has or will be lifting tariffs on US goods

Sleepy Joe has woken up

 

[Justin Passing]

Steel tariffs have been lifted said on the news

UK has or will be lifting tariffs on US goods

Sleepy Joe has woken up

Yep, you can get a cheaper Harley, and Tennesee sour mash...

 

[Notch7]

Steel tariffs have been lifted said on the news

UK has or will be lifting tariffs on US goods

Sleepy Joe has woken up

not been lifted yet

 

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Hmmm I would have thought that the US lifting tariffs on UK Steel
And aluminium was a good thing

It would appear that some in here don’t think so

oh well

 

[JohnD]

It would appear

No evidence of that.

 

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No evidence of that.

 

[ajohn]

Hmmm I would have thought that the US lifting tariffs on UK Steel

Trade body UK Steel said steel exports to the US had declined from 350,000 tonnes in 2018 to 200,000 tonnes in 2020, since the tariffs came in.

In 2019, the UK produced 7 million tonnes of steel. China produced 996 million tonnes in the same year. We really are a drop in the ocean see
https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-7317/CBP-7317.pdf

Our scrap metal exports do better - for reprocessing elsewhere. When Japan was bringing cars here they loaded up with scrap ones to take back.
Scrap metal exports from the United Kingdom for 2019 amounted to roughly 11.7 million metric tons.

We ran out of iron ore yonks ago and had a period of importing it.