Open tariff window could see rush of electronics and pharma into the US
Electronics and pharmaceutical shippers are expected to be racing to get transport to the US ...
It is difficult to hear of any change in the UK at the moment without putting it through the prism of Brexit – even before it has happened. Some things, such as the (shrinking) size of a Toblerone and the (rising) price of Marmite, are a direct consequence of the referendum result and the now bottom-feeding pound.
Others – the expansion of Heathrow, for example – seem more likely to happen following the decision to exit Europe.
Harder to tell is the recent positive ...
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