United Kingdom Goods Imports from European Union (IMF)

## What this measures

United Kingdom's imports of goods from European Union, including cost, insurance and freight (CIF), in US dollars billions per month, as reported by United Kingdom.

## Why it matters

Bilateral trade shows how exposed two economies are to each other, and how tariffs, sanctions and supply-chain shifts are redirecting goods.

## How to read it

A monthly level. Compare the same month a year earlier: trade is seasonal. The partner's own figures for the same trade (its exports) differ, because of valuation, timing and re-exports through third countries.

## What it does not say

Goods only, not services. Values are converted to US dollars by the IMF; part of a change can be the exchange rate. The newest months are revised.

## Source

International Monetary Fund, International Trade in Goods by partner country (IMTS, formerly Direction of Trade Statistics), read from the IMF data API (api.imf.org, dataflow IMF.STA/IMTS). https://data.imf.org/ Attribution: Source: International Monetary Fund. Transformations by Palanor where stated. Transformation by Palanor: the IMF publishes US dollars; Palanor divides by one billion. IMF data is available free of charge from the IMF. Use follows the IMF Copyright and Usage terms, Special Terms for Statistical Data (imf.org/en/About/copyright-and-terms).