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The US President announced that all imports into the US will be subject to a minimum tariff of 10 per cent.

Primary Health Properties has sweetened its bid for the London-listed trust with a £1.5bn merger offer after an earlier approach was rejected.

Investors think two more rate cuts are seemingly nailed on and a third is now a strong possibility. The first looks set for next month.

S&P Global said the UK's dominant services sector, which includes everything from hotels to accountants and hairdressers, were already gloomy last month.

The sight of Labour ministers preening themselves on the UK's relatively low general tariff of 10% shows a profound ignorance.

Seen as a safe haven in times of turmoil, it hit a record of $3165 an ounce but slipped back to $3065 before hovering around $3100.

The 25% tax on foreign-made vehicles entering the US would cause 'Armageddon' and 'pure chaos' for the sector, said Dan Ives at US broker Wedbush.

As panic tore through global markets amid warnings of an economic 'spiral of doom', sterling topped $1.32 for the first time since early October.

Mortgage rates could be set to fall in the aftermath of Donald Trump's trade tarriffs after sonia swap rates fell following the announcement.

Automotive magazine What Car? said these cars are being listed for 14 per cent below typical average used prices, presenting huge value for money to buyers.