Latest regional trade statistics by HM Revenue and Customs have been released and they make extremely good reading for Wales.
Exports from Wales rose in value by a massive 31.4% over the 12 months to June to stand at £13.05bn. Scotland rose by 6.6% to £15.98bn, England by 14.9% to £201.59bn and Northern Ireland by 11.4% to £5.6bn.
Imports to Wales also rose in value by 26.8% to £7.33bn, Scotland by 6.6% to £11.83bn, Northern Ireland by 11.6% to £5.41bn and England by 14.4% to £302.4bn.
In terms of balance of trade in goods (not including unallocated imports & exports)
Wales +£5.72billion
Scotland +£4.15billion
Northern Ireland +£190million
England -£100.81billion
United Kingdom -£99.05billion (including unallocated imports & exports)
Exports from Wales rose in value by a massive 31.4% over the 12 months to June to stand at £13.05bn. Scotland rose by 6.6% to £15.98bn, England by 14.9% to £201.59bn and Northern Ireland by 11.4% to £5.6bn.
Imports to Wales also rose in value by 26.8% to £7.33bn, Scotland by 6.6% to £11.83bn, Northern Ireland by 11.6% to £5.41bn and England by 14.4% to £302.4bn.
In terms of balance of trade in goods (not including unallocated imports & exports)
Wales +£5.72billion
Scotland +£4.15billion
Northern Ireland +£190million
England -£100.81billion
United Kingdom -£99.05billion (including unallocated imports & exports)
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