President Trump is set to announce his first significant trade agreement, reportedly with Britain, following a period of tariff-related market fluctuations. As speculation mounts, sources indicate that the deal will feature lower tariff quotas for British cars and steel. Despite previous enthusiasm for rapid trade agreements, Trump has shifted his rhetoric, stating that the U.S. does not necessarily need to finalize such deals, leading to mixed reactions in the markets. As Thursday approaches, the uncertainty surrounding U.S. trade policy and relations with other countries continues to grow.