Statistics on UK-EU trade
The UK’s trading relationship with the EU changed fundamentally following Brexit. This briefing provides statistics on UK trade with the EU over recent years.
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UK-Israel trade (341 KB , PDF)
In 2016:
- The UK recorded an overall trade surplus with Israel of £0.6 billion, with a surplus of £0.1 billion in goods and a surplus of £0.5 billion in services.
- UK exports to Israel accounted for 0.4% of all UK exports; imports from Israel accounted for 0.3% of all UK imports.
- Israel was the UK’s 40th largest export market and 49th largest source of imports.
In February 2017, following a meeting between the Prime Minister and Prime Minister Netanyahu, it was announced that the UK and Israel had “agreed to establish a new UK-Israel Trade Working Group to continue the progress we have seen in our burgeoning trade and investment relationship, and to prepare the ground for a post-Brexit trade agreement.”[1]
[1] Prime Minister’s Office, PM meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, 6 February 2017
Documents to download
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UK-Israel trade (341 KB , PDF)
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