Payam Javan: In a landmark achievement, the United States and the United Kingdom have finalized their first trade agreement since “Liberation Day,” hailed as a fair, open, and reciprocal deal. Announced today, the agreement is expected to generate $6 billion in external revenue through 10% tariffs and create $5 billion in export opportunities for American ranchers, farmers, and producers, while strengthening national security for both nations through a new Aluminum and Steel Trading Zone and a secure pharmaceutical supply chain.

The deal marks a significant step in U.S. trade policy, with President Trump emphasizing it as a model for future agreements. Highlighting the partnership with a key ally, the administration underscored that the deal reflects America’s openness to serious proposals that respect its interests. More trade agreements are anticipated, signaling a robust agenda for global economic engagement.