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When One Door Closes: How US Tariffs on Taiwan Could Strengthen UK-Taiwan Trade
As US tariffs target Taiwanese goods, the UK emerges as a strategic partner for firms seeking new markets, resilient supply chains, and innovation-led growth.
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UK and Taiwan to Deepen Trade Collaboration This Autumn
The UK will work with Taiwan this autumn to deepen the Enhanced Trade Partnership (ETP), focusing on investment, digital trade, and green energy—strengthening economic ties in a post-Brexit era.
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Investing in the UK: The Pros and Cons for Taiwanese Investors
The UK economy is recovering steadily, with 0.7% growth in Q1 2025. For Taiwanese investors, the UK offers legal stability and global trade links—but also faces high costs and post-Brexit complexities. Is now the right time to invest?
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Britain’s Global Trade Momentum: What It Means for Taiwan–UK Relations
The UK’s new trade deals with the US, EU and India signal fresh global momentum. What does this mean for Taiwan? A new gateway for business, investment and strategic cooperation.
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A New Chapter? Analysing the UK-EU “Reset” Agreement
The UK-EU “reset” agreement marks a pragmatic shift toward renewed cooperation—easing trade, exploring youth mobility, and aligning on defence and climate—while keeping Britain outside the EU. A cautious step forward, not a return.
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Retail sales see biggest rise for nearly four years
UK retail sales hit a four-year high, boosted by sunny weather and seasonal spending. While the outlook is positive, consumer confidence remains fragile amid global economic concerns.
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Global Growth Forecast Slashed by IMF Over Tariff Impact
IMF slashes global growth forecasts due to soaring US tariffs. The UK’s 2025 outlook drops to 1.1% amid high inflation and weak investment. A fragile recovery signals global economic uncertainty.
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Falling Petrol Prices Help Ease UK Inflation – A Temporary Relief or a Lasting Trend?
UK inflation has eased to 2.6%, largely due to falling petrol prices. With global oil supply rising and demand weakening, consumers and businesses are seeing short-term relief—but future trends remain uncertain.
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The Unforeseen Knock: Navigating the Data-Driven Impact of US Tariffs on British Business
US tariffs hit British businesses hard: 45% report a 12% cost rise, and exports fall by 30%. Discover how innovation turns these challenges into opportunities.
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Embracing New Horizons: Why Trade Between Taiwan and the UK is on the Rise
Discover why Taiwanese businesses are turning to the UK for trade opportunities. With shifting global dynamics and growing UK-Asia trade, partner with UKTW to unlock new market potential!
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Rachel Reeves' Spring Statement 2025: Fiscal Discipline or Social Austerity?
Rachel Reeves’ 2025 Spring Statement outlines key fiscal measures, including a £4.8bn welfare cut, downgraded economic growth forecast, £2.2bn defence boost, and planning reforms for 170,000 new homes. Market response remains cautious as debates over austerity versus stability continue.
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The Rise of the Buy-to-Let Empire: UK’s Most Popular Business Type Revealed
Buy-to-let firms have become the most common type of business in the UK, driven by tax changes and rising incorporation among landlords, despite challenges like high mortgage rates and a shrinking rental mortgage market.