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Balances between inward and outward transactions, providing a net flow of transactions between UK residents and the rest of the world and reports on how that flow is funded.
UK FDI assets and liabilities have both experienced upward trends during the past decades; however, the increase in FDI liabilities since 2008 has been notably larger. A range of factors could be responsible, such as the performance of the UK economy, an open business approach to foreign investors, and a more resilient rate of return compared with other economies. That said, financial engineering has also recently been cited as a potential factor, and this paper analyses the impact of this on UK FDI statistics.
Total value of UK imports and exports of goods together with indices of volume and price, including an early monthly estimate of the value of trade in services
A measure of cross-border transactions between the UK and rest of the world. Includes trade, income, capital transfers and foreign assets and liabilities.
Recent changes in the UK's trade and investment relationship with Africa.
Trade in goods, classified by the Standard International Trade Classification (SITC), and monthly estimates for total trade in services.
The total value of UK imports and exports of goods together with indices of volume and price, including an early monthly estimate of the value of trade in services.
The UK current account deficit continued to widen in 2015, marking the fourth consecutive deterioration since 2011.
