<h1>UK Urges Trump Against Tariffs, Highlights Services Economy and Post-Brexit Trade Potential at World Economic Forum.</h1> The British government is working to persuade US President Donald Trump not to impose trade tariffs on the UK, arguing that the US does not have a trade deficit with the UK in manufactured goods. Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds emphasized the UK's services-based economy and potential for improved trade terms with the EU post-Brexit. Trump, who has considered tariffs as part of his economic strategy, suggested trade deals might be preferable. UK officials, including Reynolds and Chancellor Rachel Reeves, highlighted the UK's investment potential at the World Economic Forum, promoting Britain's economic opportunities and commitment to growth.