15 Oct 2026
Aug 2026
£-18.007 B Exceeds the forecast by £4.030 B
£-22.037 B
£-19.303 B Revised from £-23.007 B
13 Aug 2026
Jun 2026
£-23.007 B Exceeds the forecast by £5.727 B
£-28.734 B
£-21.083 B Revised from £-26.046 B
12 Jun 2026
Apr 2026
£-26.046 B Exceeds the forecast by £2.240 B
£-28.286 B
£-27.218 B Revised from £-27.220 B
14 May 2026
Mar 2026
£-27.220 B
—
£-18.791 B
16 Apr 2026
Feb 2026
£-18.791 B Less than the forecast by £-9.031 B
£-9.760 B
£-15.077 B Revised from £-14.449 B
13 Mar 2026
Jan 2026
£-14.449 B Exceeds the forecast by £6.461 B
£-20.910 B
£-22.724 B Revised from £-22.720 B
12 Feb 2026
Dec 2025
£-22.720 B
—
£-23.711 B
15 Jan 2026
Nov 2025
£-23.711 B Less than the forecast by £-3.030 B
£-20.681 B
£-24.174 B Revised from £-22.540 B
12 Dec 2025
Oct 2025
£-22.540 B
—
£-18.880 B
13 Nov 2025
Sep 2025
£-18.880 B
—
£-19.530 B Revised from £-21.180 B
16 Oct 2025
Aug 2025
£-21.180 B
—
£-22.244 B
12 Sept 2025
Jul 2025
£-22.244 B Less than the forecast by £-0.191 B
£-22.053 B
£-22.156 B Revised from £-22.160 B
14 Aug 2025
Jun 2025
£-22.160 B
—
£-22.050 B Revised from £-21.690 B
11 Jul 2025
May 2025
£-21.690 B
—
£-23.206 B
12 Jun 2025
Apr 2025
£-23.206 B Less than the forecast by £-4.845 B
£-18.361 B
£-19.869 B Revised from £-19.870 B
15 May 2025
Mar 2025
£-19.870 B
—
£-20.809 B
11 Apr 2025
Feb 2025
£-20.809 B Exceeds the forecast by £1.299 B
£-22.108 B
£-18.219 B Revised from £-17.849 B
28 Mar 2025
Jan 2025
£-17.849 B Exceeds the forecast by £0.359 B
£-18.208 B
£-19.723 B Revised from £-17.447 B
13 Feb 2025
Dec 2024
£-17.447 B Exceeds the forecast by £1.714 B
£-19.161 B
£-18.900 B Revised from £-19.310 B
16 Jan 2025
Nov 2024
£-19.310 B
—
£-19.330 B Revised from £-18.970 B
Trade Balance is calculated as the difference in value between imported and exported goods and services. If the national exports exceed imports, a positive balance is formed. Otherwise there is a trade deficit.
The Trade Balance is a measure of the UK economic development. Import is an indication of domestic demand; export shows external demand. A positive trade balance can have a positive effect on British pound quotes, because exporters need to buy British currency in order to pay to manufacturers.
