The data will be published on the Gov.uk website on Friday afternoon and will reveal figures from the Office for National Statistics, HM Revenue & Customs and others on Downing Street’s trade ties.
The British government will publish a detailed report of the nation’s trade and investment ties to 222 international trading partners for the first time in history, the Department for International Trade (DIT) announced on Friday.
Data from the reports will include the value of exports and imports with trade partners as well as top goods and services between Britain and trade partners, including free trade agreements, the DIT said.
Figures on foreign direct investment (FDI) will also be included.
He added the statistics would offer “valuable source of information that shines a spotlight on the UK’s trade and investment positions around the world”.
The news comes after London and Brussels inked a post-Brexit trade deal on 24 December last year, ahead of the end of the transition period on 31 December, concluding a year of tense negotiations between the two global powers.
Downing Street also formally applied to join the 11-member Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) in a bid to boost trade after Brexit
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