Тарифы на сталь задержат жилищное строительство, предупреждает строительная отрасль Великобритании

## Scenario Analysis **Scenario A (Escalation): 50%** * **Chain:** Steel tariffs implemented on key construction materials lead to delays in housing starts and increased material costs. This triggers further trade tensions between the UK and major steel suppliers, potentially resulting in retaliatory measures from other countries. * **Confirmation Indicators:** Government statements indicating a significant increase in import prices for steel products, followed by announcements of delayed or cancelled housing projects within the construction industry. * **Time Horizon:** 30-60 days **Scenario B (Status Quo): 38%** * **Chain:** The UK government negotiates with major steel suppliers to mitigate the impact of tariffs on the construction industry, potentially through trade agreements or increased domestic production. The construction industry adapts by exploring alternative material

## Scenario Analysis **Scenario A (Escalation): 50%** * **Chain:** Steel tariffs implemented on key construction materials lead to delays in housing starts and increased material costs. This triggers further trade tensions between the UK and major steel suppliers, potentially resulting in retaliatory measures from other countries. * **Confirmation Indicators:** Government statements indicating a significant increase in import prices for steel products, followed by announcements of delayed or cancelled housing projects within the construction industry. * **Time Horizon:** 30-60 days **Scenario B (Status Quo): 38%** * **Chain:** The UK government negotiates with major steel suppliers to mitigate the impact of tariffs on the construction industry, potentially through trade agreements or increased domestic production. The construction industry adapts by exploring alternative material

## Scenario Analysis **Scenario A (Escalation): 50%** * **Chain:** Steel tariffs implemented on key construction materials lead to delays in housing starts and increased material costs. This triggers further trade tensions between the UK and major steel suppliers, potentially resulting in retaliatory measures from other countries. * **Confirmation Indicators:** Government statements indicating a significant increase in import prices for steel products, followed by announcements of delayed or cancelled housing projects within the construction industry. * **Time Horizon:** 30-60 days **Scenario B (Status Quo): 38%** * **Chain:** The UK government negotiates with major steel suppliers to mitigate the impact of tariffs on the construction industry, potentially through trade agreements or increased domestic production. The construction industry adapts by exploring alternative material