In June 2025, British exports to the US decreased to £3.9 billion, the lowest level in more than three years. This decline, attributed to US tariffs, is £0.7 billion lower than May and 20% below the monthly average. Notably, transport equipment exports fell by £0.2 billion. The British Chambers of Commerce reported a 13.5% reduction in total goods exports to the US in Q2 2025. Although goods exports to the EU increased, the UK's trade deal with the US needs full implementation to improve export prospects, particularly for steel and aluminium goods.
British exports to the US have fallen to their lowest level in over three years, hitting £3.9 billion in June 2025, which is a 20% decrease from the average.
The impact of US tariffs has resulted in a significant reduction in British goods exports, with transport equipment suffering a £0.2 billion drop.
Exports of UK goods across the Atlantic for Q2 2025 decreased 13.5% compared to the previous year, clearly indicating the tariff effects on exporters.
The implementation of the UK's trade deal with the US is crucial to improve export prospects, especially for steel and aluminium goods.
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