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Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live.

Hello, welcome to Wake Up to Money and welcome to another day, another dramatic reaction. Donald Trump's tariffs trigger the steepest drop in US stocks since 2020.

China and the EU say they will hit back. Canada is promising a 25% levy on US cars. And here in the UK,

the government says nothing is off the table. The dust hasn't settled yet, has it? But our panel of

experts are with us to make sense of it all.

And businesses have to make sense of it too, including the boss of JCB, one of the Britain's biggest private companies,

who tells me it's key to avoid a trade war.

My advice, if Jonathan Reynolds or any of the government are listening, do not retaliate, negotiate.

More on that very, very soon. And finally, is it too early for a mimosa?

Right, I am your bingo who's dusty slags?

We will be taking a look at the business of the bottomless brunch.

Wake up to Money with Felicity Hannah.

Very good morning to you. Welcome to Wake Up to Money. Welcome to Friday. It's the 4th of

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