Chines exports rose sharply by 32.3% in April China further improved its trade levels in April, as exports grew and imports hit their highest point in ten years. The American economy recovered while other nations saw their factory production stall, resulting in increased demand for Chinese made goods. Exports from the second largest economy in […]

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According to the government’s predictions, a reasonable worst-case scenario (RWCS) would be that the EU would enforce third country controls against UK goods at the end of the Brexit transition period. In a RWCS, the government anticipates between 40-70% of trucks travelling to the EU might not be ready for new border controls, and as […]

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Eurostat – the EU’s in-house statistics body – have today released figures that lay out the woes of September industrial output in the ‘euro area’. After promising output in August, which saw 1.1% production growth within the EU28, September production in the EU as a whole dropped by 0.3%. “In the euro area in September […]

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