UK’s Dip in Trade with the EU

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While the beginning of the pandemic and the forced lockdowns and border closures resulted in an initial dip in UK’s trade with the EU, the final realization of Brexit is having an immediate and potentially a longer reduction in trade volumes. If you are having trouble viewing this on a mobile device, click here for better interactivity.

While the beginning of the pandemic and the forced lockdowns and border closures resulted in an initial dip in UK’s trade with the EU, the final realization of Brexit is having an immediate and potentially a longer reduction in trade volumes. If you are having trouble viewing this on a mobile device, click here for better interactivity.

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