A new poll reveals growing skepticism among UK and US citizens about former President Donald Trump\u2019s trustworthiness in trade negotiations — with many viewing China as a more stable partner. 🌍💼
Conducted by Public First for Politico, the survey found less than a third of Britons and 44% of Americans believe Trump would honor a US-UK trade deal. Over 47% of US respondents (including 25% of Trump voters) called his unpredictability a major hurdle, while 42% overall said they wouldn\u2019t trust him to stick to terms.
But here\u2019s the plot twist: 42% of UK adults, and a majority of those under 34, said China would be a more reliable trade partner than the US. 🍿 \u201cChina\u2019s not lashing out at allies like the US has,\u201d noted Cato Institute\u2019s Scott Lincicome.
The findings highlight shifting perceptions as global dynamics evolve. Could younger generations\u2019 faith in China signal a long-term trend? 📈 Let us know your thoughts!
