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Brexit has led to significant declines in UK-EU goods trade, worsening over time as red tape increases.

Brexit has led to a significant £27 billion loss in British exports, showcasing the impact of trade agreements post-EU membership.

UK leads the world in net financial services exports, highlighting its significant economic influence.

Brexit has severely impacted small UK manufacturers, particularly seen in the halving of exports and challenges in accessing markets.

Brexit is resulting in a loss of almost 100bn in annual UK exports, leaving the economy worse off than if it had remained in the EU.

Businesses producing sporting goods, toys, jewelry, and medical equipment have been particularly affected by border costs imposed by Brexit, leading to a 30% decrease in trade between 2020 and 2023 compared to if the UK had stayed in the EU.

Farming is essential for global food supply and economic contribution.

Pistachios are rapidly growing in California due to their drought tolerance and economic value, making the U.S. the top exporter of the nut.

December is National Pear Month, celebrating the fruit's peak season and nutritional benefits while highlighting production states and current agricultural challenges.

China may devalue its currency in response to US tariffs by President-elect Trump, which poses risks to its economy.

Trump's planned tariffs may spark heightened Chinese exports and global manufacturing activity in the short term.

Potential escalation of tariffs between Europe and China could lead to a trade war, impacting consumers, exporters, and workers.

China's exports rose by 7.6% in May, driven by new factories and weakening domestic demand, leading to an increase in trade surplus.

Swiss watch exports declined 2.8% in October, primarily due to a 39% drop in shipments to China, despite growth in the US and Japan.

China's export growth sharply declined in September, raising concerns about economic recovery amid weakened global demand.

Former President Trump believes the strong U.S. dollar is hindering exports, while a strategist predicts his policies will further strengthen the currency.

The Colombian peso's positive performance is attributed to increased exports and a weakened U.S. dollar, despite risks from declining oil prices and U.S. economic policies.

Germany's export market shows growth, but trade surplus decreases as imports rise.

Germany's economy grew by 0.2% in Q3 2024, narrowly avoiding a recession.

Vietnam's economy experienced a high growth rate of 8% in 2022 but slowed down in the first half of 2023 due to falling exports and slow recovery in China.

The poor trade performance resulted in estimated annual growth of around 5% in 2023, over two percentage points lower than the pre-pandemic average.

Germany is experiencing its highest level of exports to the US in two decades, raising concerns over future trade policies due to upcoming elections.

The German economy faces prolonged stagnation due to high energy prices, challenging foreign markets, and structural issues, leading to reduced exports and job losses.

Germany's manufacturing sector is experiencing significant challenges, with ongoing decreases in exports and industrial orders.