Royaume-Uni Balance Commerciale

The UK trade deficit narrowed to £6.12 billion in November 2025, down from an upwardly revised £6.53 billion in October, as exports rose while imports were unchanged. Exports grew 0.6% mom to a three-month high of £77.19 billion, while imports were almost flat at £83.31 billion. Goods exports increased 1.9% mom to a three-month high of £31.37 billion, boosted by higher shipments to EU countries (2.8%), mainly driven by increased exports of medicinal and pharmaceutical products to Germany and France. Goods exports to non-EU countries also rose 1.1%, primarily due to higher exports of machinery and transport equipment. Conversely, exports of goods to the US, including precious metals, fell 10.4% due to lower exports of medicinal and pharmaceutical products and inorganic chemicals. Meanwhile, services exports fell 0.3% to a five-month low of £45.82 billion. On the import side, goods imports rose 0.2% to £55.08 billion, while services imports fell 0.3% to a six-month low of £28.23 billion.