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How UK trade is suffering after Brexit

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ritish exports to the EU plunged by more than 40 per cent in January – the first month since the Brexit transition period ended.

It was the biggest monthly decline in 20 years, and imports from the EU also fell by a significant amount – around 29 per cent.

The government has said to be careful interpreting the numbers. Brexit minister Lord Frost, who negotiated the deal, said a “unique combination of factors made it inevitable that we would see some unusual figures”.


Source: UK Politics - www.independent.co.uk


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