Truss and the US-UK Relationship

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Felicia Schwartz: It's very hard to have a bad US-UK relationship. The disagreements or squabbles are sort of on the margins, she says. She adds that Truss' support among conservatives lies in the kind of far right of the party. But I don't think that there's huge expectations that the UK foreign policy will be radically different under trust," writes Schwartz.

Morgan Stanley has tapped a lawyer to keep an eye on its block trading, and airlines are bracing for a chilly winter. Plus, Liz Truss, the frontrunner to be UK prime minister, has been talking tough with US officials but is likely to keep UK-US ties on track.

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