Economist John Carney shared insights on President Trump’s recent trade agreement with the United Kingdom, suggesting the U.S. market presents an ‘entrance fee’ for foreign entities. During his discussion on The Bottom Line, Carney emphasized the challenges faced by foreign companies looking to access U.S. markets under current policies. He presented a critical view of how the market could become less welcoming, affecting future trade agreements. As the implications of these policies unfold, potential barriers could reshape foreign partnerships. This analysis ignites a conversation on the accessibility of U.S. markets for international businesses.