US and UK are tentatively restarting work on a tech deal, according to the FT; senior officials have also begun discussions on civil nuclear technologies

The tentative restart of discussions on a tech deal between the US and UK highlights a potential stabilizing shift in trade relations, fostering cooperation in key sectors.

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Additionally, talks around civil nuclear technologies signal both nations' commitment to deepening strategic ties in energy and innovation, which could impact investment flows and regulatory landscapes in those industries.

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