The U.S. wants to soon start work on a trade deal with the U.K. after recently closing agreements with Mexico and Canada and with China, President Donald Trump’s top economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, said Monday.
“We look forward to a trade deal with Prime Minister Boris Johnson; we’ll probably get started on that very soon,” Kudlow told reporters Monday in Washington. He said he plans to visit the U.K. early next year with National Security Council official Matthew Pottinger.
