United Kingdom Trade Balance Non-EU

Country: United Kingdom, GBP
Importance:
Medium
Sector: Trade
Last release
16 Apr 2026 06:00 GMT
Actual
£-7.097 B
Forecast
£-5.725 B
Previous
£-4.108 B
Next release
12 Jun 2026 06:00 GMT
Actual
Coming in 45 days
Forecast
£-5.214 B
Previous
£-7.097 B
Date (GMT)
Reference
Actual
Forecast
10 Nov 2023
Sep 2023
£-4.450 B
£-4.628 B
12 Oct 2023
Aug 2023
£-4.902 B
£-5.064 B
13 Sept 2023
Jul 2023
£-2.361 B
£-5.807 B
11 Aug 2023
Jun 2023
£-2.772 B
£-6.386 B
13 Jul 2023
May 2023
£-6.757 B
£-6.450 B
14 Jun 2023
Apr 2023
£-5.035 B
£-6.509 B
12 May 2023
Mar 2023
£-5.458 B
£-6.694 B
13 Apr 2023
Feb 2023
£-6.519 B
£-7.243 B
10 Mar 2023
Jan 2023
£-7.808 B
£-7.996 B
10 Feb 2023
Dec 2022
£-7.484 B
£-8.898 B
13 Jan 2023
Nov 2022
£-4.666 B
£-10.239 B
12 Dec 2022
Oct 2022
£-4.823 B
£-11.309 B
11 Nov 2022
Sep 2022
£-8.551 B
£-11.931 B
12 Oct 2022
Aug 2022
£-11.079 B
£-12.362 B
12 Sept 2022
Jul 2022
£-10.194 B
£-12.648 B
12 Aug 2022
Jun 2022
£-12.290 B
£-12.470 B
13 Jul 2022
May 2022
£-10.367 B
£-11.935 B
13 Jun 2022
Apr 2022
£-10.988 B
£-10.578 B
12 May 2022
Mar 2022
£-13.804 B
£-9.568 B
11 Apr 2022
Feb 2022
£-12.138 B
£-8.739 B

Trade Balance Non-EU is calculated as the difference in value between imported and exported goods and services. Exports to EU countries and imports from them are excluded from calculations.

If the national exports exceed imports, a positive balance is formed. Otherwise there is a trade deficit. 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.

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