According to the Financial Times, Trump is ready to sign a key part of the US-UK trade deal, which will reduce tariffs on UK exports of cars to the US in exchange for access to the UK market for US beef and ethanol producers, CoinVoice has recently learned.

On May 8, Trump and Starmer signed the five-page "Economic Prosperity Pact" at a televised news conference in the Oval Office, and more than a month later, the "Auto for Agriculture" deal was signed. British officials familiar with the talks said the two sides were still in talks on the part of the deal that Starmer said would allow British steelmakers to enter the United States tariff-free.