US President Trump says the US was always there for the UK, but don't know anymore; request to UK for help was a test

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President Trump's remarks hint at potential strain in US-UK relations, as he expresses uncertainty about future support. This could imply geopolitical instability, influencing risk sentiment, particularly for currencies like the GBP and assets like gold. Traders should be alert for shifts in market sentiment, especially in the context of ongoing economic recovery post-pandemic.

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