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Exports of goods and services from the UK increased 0.8% from a month earlier to an all-time high of GBP 58.94 billion in October 2019, following a 0.6% advance in September. Sales of goods rose 1.8% on the back of chemicals (1.9%), material manufactures (4.0%), machinery & transport equipment (1.4%), and miscellaneous manufactures (7.9%). Still, fuel exports slumped 11.7%. Exports of services, on the other hand, dropped 0.2%. Goods exports to the EU rose 5.7%, in particular to Germany (5.7%), France (4.5%), the Netherlands (8.2%), Ireland (10.2%), Belgium (13.9%), Spain (2.3%), Italy (5.9%), Sweden (11.5%) and Denmark (14.8%). Exports to non-EU countries went down 1.5%, mostly to China (-9.1%), Hong Kong (-10.4%), Switzerland (-11.5%), Canada (-10.1%), Singapore (-12.3%) and Norway (-10.0%). On the other hand, increases were seen in exports to the US (8.3%), the UAE (7.3%), Japan (8.9%), Australia (25.9%), Turkey (2.3%), India (21.0%), Saudi Arabia (41.5%) and South Korea (6.1%).

Exports of goods and services from the UK increased 1.1 percent from a month earlier to GBP 55.59 billion in September 2019, after a revised 0.3 percent drop in August. Exports of goods advanced 1.2 percent, boosted by shipments of machinery & transport equipment (2.1 percent); chemicals (5.7 percent); fuels (11.2 percent); food (6.7 percent) and beverages & tobacco (4.3 percent). In contrast, overseas sales decreased for material manufactures (-4.7 percent) and miscellaneous manufactures (-4.2 percent). Also, exports of services grew 1.0 percent. Among major trading partners, goods exports to the EU increased 2.2 percent, mostly to Germany (2.0 percent); Ireland (6.2 percent) and Belgium (8.3 percent). Meanwhile, shipments to non-EU countries grew only 0.8 percent, as higher sales to the US (1.3 percent), the UAE (24.5 percent) and Canada (17.7 percent) were partly offset by decreases in the ones to China (-2.6 percent), Hong Kong (-13.2 percent) and Switzerland (-10 percent).

Exports of goods and services from the UK increased 0.9 percent from a month earlier to GBP 55.49 billion in August 2019, following a 3.0 percent jump in July. Exports of services rose 2.6 percent, while sales of goods fell 0.5 percent, dragged by fuels (-15.4 percent), chemicals (-8.9 percent) and crude materials (-1.9 percent). Meanwhile, increases were seen in exports of food (4.6 percent), machinery & transport equipment (2.3 percent), material manufactures (5.0 percent) and miscellaneous manufactures (5.5 percent). Among major trading partners, goods exports to the EU dropped 2.1 percent, in particular to Germany (-1.8 percent), Ireland (-1.4 percent), Italy (-5 percent) and Poland (-4.8 percent). Exports to non-EU countries went up 0.9 percent, mostly to China (13.1 percent), Switzerland (35.4 percent), Hong Kong (12 percent), Singapore (5.9 percent) and Canada (23.2 percent).

Exports of goods and services from the UK increased 2.5 percent from a month earlier to GBP 55.08 billion in July 2019, after a downwardly revised 1.9 percent rise in June. Shipments of goods grew 3.5 percent to GBP 31.05 billion, boosted by machinery & transport equipment (1.5 percent); chemicals (8.2 percent); miscellaneous manufactures (6.6 percent); fuels (3.8 percent). However, overseas sales fell for animal & vegetable oils & fats (-10.2 percent); crude materials (-0.2 percent) and beverages & tobacco (-3.9 percent). On the other hand, exports of services rose 1.3 percent, the most in eight months, after a 0.6 percent rise in June. Among major trading partners, goods exports to non-EU countries surged 5.2 percent and those to the EU rose 1.5 percent.

Exports of goods and services from the UK grew 4.5 percent from a month earlier to GBP 55.41 billion in June 2019, the most since October 2016. Shipments of goods surged 7.6%, driven by machinery & transport equipment (0.2 percent); chemicals (16.2%); material manufactures (0.3%); food & live animals (1.5%); animals & vegetable oils and fats (19.4%) and beverages & tobacco (3.9%). In contrast, those of fuels declined (-21.4%). Meanwhile, exports of services increased 0.6%. Among major trading partners, goods exports to non-EU countries jumped 17.8 percent, mostly to China (110.2%), Hong Kong (47.9%), the UAE (83.4%), India (21.3%), Japan (1.3%) and South Korea (22.2%). Conversely, declines were registered in shipments to the US (-1.5%), Switzerland (-1.6%), Singapore (-11.1%) and Turkey (-16.7%). Exports to the EU fell 3.3 percent, in particular to the Netherlands (-17.8%) and Belgium (-2.8%), but rose to Germany (0.7%), France (0.5%), Ireland (5.4%), Italy (2.2%) and Spain (6.7%).

Exports of goods and services from the UK surged 2.4 percent from a month earlier to GBP 54.38 billion in May 2019, recovering from a 4.6 percent drop in April. Sales of goods advanced 3.5 percent, boosted by machinery & transport equipment (7.9 percent), fuels (6.5 percent), material manufactures (5.1 percent), and miscellaneous manufactures (5.2 percent); while sales of chemicals plunged 11.8 percent. In addition, exports of services rose 1.1 percent. Among major trading partners, goods exports to the EU jumped 8 percent, mostly to Germany (7.9 percent), the Netherlands (17.7 percent), and Belgium (23.7 percent). By contrast, sales fell to France (-1.1 percent), Ireland (-2.1 percent), Spain (-1.2 percent), and Sweden (-8.6 percent). Exports to non-EU countries dropped 0.5 percent, in particular to the US (-2.3 percent), China (-6.6 percent), Japan (-0.7 percent), Singapore (-6.8 percent), and Canada (-11.3 percent).