Products exported to the EU increased by 8.6% in March to £12.7 billion
UK exports to the European Union are approaching recovery after a 40% decline in gging this year, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (ONS).
The goods exported to the trading block increased 8.6% to £12.7 billion in March, which was revealed on Wednesday.
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Before the UK left the EU, exports plummeted by more than 43% the following month, with a level of shyness recorded in December.
The numbers suggest a recovery in trade levels in both the UK and the continent following the upheaval caused by the vote. It also took a while for the country to adapt to the new trading rules.
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The FTSE 100 received early supporters thanks to a Q1 GDP reading that was better than expected, whilst the European market, including Dax and CAC, is profiting.
The trading block is expected to increase by 4.2% this year, up 0.5% from forecasts made in February, according to forecasts released by the EU’s executive committee.
“The recovery is no longer a mirage. EU Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni said, “After a weak start to the year, we are forecasting strong growth in both 2021 and 2022.”
