Poll Shows 57% of Britons Prefer EU Trade Over 16% for US Amid 4% Increase Since January

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Poll Shows 57% of Britons Prefer EU Trade Over 16% for US Amid 4% Increase Since January

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Recent polling indicates a strong preference among British voters for prioritizing trade with the European Union over the United States. A survey conducted by YouGov reveals that 57% of Britons favor closer trading ties with the EU, a 4% increase since January, while only 16% prefer the US, reflecting a 5% decline. This sentiment is echoed by various commentators who highlight the UK's greater trade volume with the EU and the desire for deeper ties, especially in light of perceived instability in the US. The discussions suggest that a shift towards the EU could potentially jeopardize any existing trade agreements with the US.

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    Can you imagine if the UK did THREE TIMES MORE trade with the EU than with America, and Brits wanted to improve EU trade THREE TIMES MORE than US trade... But our media was still making more of a fuss over Trump's tariff tantrums than Brexit. You'd assume corruption, right? https://t.co/eMmaFPYYuH

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    57% of Britons would rather have the EU as a close trading partner than the US, amid suggestion that closer alignment with Europe could endanger a trade deal with the US EU: 57% (+4 from 21 Jan) US: 16% (-5) https://t.co/FKw2C3lpA3

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    57% of Britons would rather have the EU as a closing trading partner than the US, amid suggestion that closer alignment with Europe could endanger a trade deal with the US EU: 57% (+4 from 21 Jan) US: 16% (-5) https://t.co/MOiCI2O1Uh

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