The Worsening Impact of Brexit on the UK Economy
Since the Brexit trade deal, UK goods exports to the EU have fallen by 27% and imports by 32%, significantly impacting small businesses due to increased regulations and non-tariff barriers

Since the Brexit trade deal, UK goods exports to the EU have fallen by 27% and imports by 32%, significantly impacting small businesses due to increased regulations and non-tariff barriers
As US tariffs target Taiwanese goods, the UK emerges as a strategic partner for firms seeking new markets, resilient supply chains, and innovation-led growth.
The UK’s Leeds Reforms aim to reshape its financial system by unlocking private investment, loosening regulations, and boosting exports in financial services. A bold reset for long-term economic growth.
Online retail led the UK start-up boom in 2024, with over 24,000 new businesses launched. From food to fashion, entrepreneurs are embracing e-commerce, reshaping the future of work and the high street.
The UK and Taiwan have signed three landmark agreements on digital trade, green energy, and investment—strengthening bilateral ties and setting a new benchmark for modern, inclusive trade partnerships.