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
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Rachel Reeves’ 2025 Spring Statement outlines key fiscal measures, including a £4.8bn welfare cut, downgraded economic growth forecast, £2.2bn defence boost, and planning reforms for 170,000 new homes. Market response remains cautious as debates over austerity versus stability continue.
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