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Farage characterized the trade deal as a solid foundation for future negotiations, asserting that it represents a positive initial move following the tumultuous years of Brexit. He noted that while tariffs on cars may not be as favorable as they initially appear, the agreement marks a significant turnaround from the previous policy under the European Union. He emphasized that the trade relationship is only at the beginning stages, with much potential to grow, particularly in sectors like financial services.
Farage pointed to the importance of mutual investment, noting that both the U.S. and U.K. are significant investors in each other's economies. He articulated a sense of optimism among the British populace regarding the new trade dynamics.