- UK's hopes of a quick digital trade deal with the US fade amid growing resistance in Washington.
- Tech groups had hoped for a deal to boost digital transactions, but the Biden administration is now soft-pedalling the prospects.
- Some lawmakers on the left side of the Democratic party are increasingly balk at provisions that would benefit big technology companies.
- US business groups raised concerns that Biden is now “wavering in its promotion of high standard rules for digital trade”.
- The lack of movement is alarming for technology and trade lobbyists on both sides of the Atlantic.
Tech sector’s hopes dim for quick US-UK digital trade deal
Frustrations emerge as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak lands in Washington to meet President Joe Biden over economic ties
