The US National Security Advisor, John Bolton, has confirmed that the UK will be a priority for a trade deal with the US after Brexit. The UK will be “first in line” for a trade deal with the US after Brexit – which could pursue a “sector-by-sector” deal with Britain, US national security adviser John Bolton said. After a meeting with Prime Minister Boris Johnson in London, Bolton stated that the two nations could pursue a sector-by-sector agreement with an initial focus on mutually beneficial areas like manufacturing and the car industry, followed by more complex issues later. In his first public comments since leaving office, Trump said he would not sign any new bilateral deals until Britain had left the EU.
The US National Security Advisor, John Bolton, has confirmed that the UK will be a priority for a trade deal with the US after Brexit. After a meeting with Prime Minister Boris Johnson in London, Bolton stated that the two nations could pursue a sector-by-sector agreement with an initial focus on mutually beneficial areas like manufacturing and the car industry, followed by more complex issues later. In his first public comments since leaving office, Trump said he would not sign any new bilateral deals until Britain had left the EU.