(Reuters) -Fast-fashion group Shein's plans to list in the UK stock market are likely to be postponed to the second-half of this year after Donald Trump's move to close so-called "de minimis" rules, the Financial Times reported on Friday.

Sheins plans to go public in the UK are likely to be delayed until the second half of the year due to the U.S. governments move to eliminate the de minimis import rule, the Financial Times reported. The fast-fashion

Shein is looking at delaying its blockbuster London initial public offering following changes to import tariffs in the US.

Shein was aiming to go public in London in the first-half of this year, assuming it secured approvals from regulators in the UK and China, Reuters reported last month.

Fast-fashion group Shein's plans to list in the UK stock market are likely to be pushed to the second-half of this year after Donald Trump's move to close so-called "de minimis" rules, the Financial Times reported on Friday.