
UK goods trade deficit widens
The United Kingdom's goods trade deficit widened to £22.291 billion, exceeding market expectations of £19.2 billion.
The deficit increased from £18.01 billion in the previous period, indicating a deterioration in the country's goods trade balance.
Meanwhile, the non-EU goods trade deficit expanded to £8.985 billion, compared with £5.287 billion previously. The widening deficits could weigh on the contribution of net trade to economic growth and influence expectations for the British pound and the UK's external balance.


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