The United Kingdom can be the first G7 nation that does not work its metal, with the main President of the strong metal of Donald Trump prices for its planned closure.
The British Steel, held by Jingye, Chinese metal group, announced the two roots of its two roots in England, the Telegraph reported. Closure puts 2,700 jobs at risk and end of metal production in the United Kingdom after 150 years. Jingye bought a British steel in 2020.
Jingye said “Tax Payment” has made toothaches and exploded and the equipment “is no more finished financially.”
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The flag with a metal british logo in the entrance of the steelwork in England. The Chinese owner of the metal owner blamed President Donald Trump prices for the closure of the two explosions in England. (Anna Gowthorpe / Pa Via AP)
Trump has put 25% of the import price and aluminum in the United States that came into effect at the beginning of this month.
Jingya said he had invested billions of dollars to preserve jobs from 2020 but the loss of approximately approximately 100,000 belts daily.
Closure can have national safety results.
“There is a reason Russia blast everywhere in Ukraine straight straight; for countries need a metal not just a protection,” says Sarah Jones, the Minister of Energy.
Roy Rickhoss, Community Union secretary said: “We encourage Jingye and Government to return to the table to start conversations before they can pass before you can pass before you can go.”
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President Donald Trump talks to the audience. (Donald Trump / Fact of Social)
“Given that we are now in CUSP to be a G7 Country without any rural energy, it is not exaggerated to say that our protection is very threatened,” added.
Trump is struggling to keep the metal in the American hands. The Steel Nippon, a Japanese company, has been committed to expanding investment in metal facilities with $ 7 billion as it tries to persuade other countries.
“We will keep us metal here in the United States,” Trump said during the campaign for September 2024.
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Trump first opposed this agreement on February 2024, but formerly said this year that Nippon would negotiate investment, rather than purchasing, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported.