Since 2019 (the last full year of EU membership), the volume of UK trade growth fell to an annual 0.3%, well below: -0.7% France -0.8% Germany -1.9% EU -1.4% Japan -2.4% US And well below our previous 4.9% from 1980-2008 For an open economy like Britain’s, this is very bad news. Bloody Brexit!
Yeah but blue passports!
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It turns out that a lot of the goods exports in 2019 were clothes and shoes on route from China and Vietnam via UK warehouses to the EU. They now go direct 🤔 www.theguardian.com/business/art....
Stop spreading lies to your gullible disciples.
You've failed to account for covid, fuel inflation, austerity & changes in how stats are calulated 2024 UK - EU exports 41%. Broadly stable over the last few years In 2024, UK - EU exports of services 19% above 2019 in real terms UK Exports - non-EU countries 23% above 2019. (HoC Library 2025)
We all have Covid to deal with and still do!