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
The UK Government boosts British business with £20bn in new export finance and expanded SME loans, supporting jobs, trade, and growth as part of its Plan for Change in a shifting global economy.
UK retail sales hit a four-year high, boosted by sunny weather and seasonal spending. While the outlook is positive, consumer confidence remains fragile amid global economic concerns.
IMF slashes global growth forecasts due to soaring US tariffs. The UK’s 2025 outlook drops to 1.1% amid high inflation and weak investment. A fragile recovery signals global economic uncertainty.
UK inflation has eased to 2.6%, largely due to falling petrol prices. With global oil supply rising and demand weakening, consumers and businesses are seeing short-term relief—but future trends remain uncertain.