Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey urged the United States on Wednesday to settle its concerns about the global economy through dialogue rather than the kind of import tariffs that U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed this week.

Governor Andrew Bailey said there is a 'major shift going on in the US' which the Bank would have to 'take very seriously'

Bank of England warns of ‘substantial’ risks to UK from Trump tariffs - Governor Andrew Bailey cautioned over the ‘major shift’ going on in the US after President Trump imposed trade tariffs on various countries.

Donald Trump’s trade war will have a ‘substantial’ impact on the UK and global economies, the Governor of the Bank of England has warned.Andrew Bailey told MPs that Britain must ‘dig in’ after tariffs levied by the US President on America’s major trading partners sparked tit-for-tat retaliation.

The Bank of England governor has warned of 'substantial' risks to the UK economy, which could keep interest rates higher for longer—piling pressure on millions of households. With inflation remaining uncertain,

The Bank of England’s Governor, Andrew Bailey, has called on the United States to settle its concerns about the global economy through dialogue rather than the kind of import tariffs that US President Donald Trump imposed this week.