Members' Research Service By / May 11, 2022

United Kingdom: Economic indicators and trade with EU

The UK was a European Union Member State from 1973 until 31 January 2020. For reasons of comparability and consistency, the historical data for the ‘EU-27’ in this infographic covers all current Member States, regardless of whether they were Member States at the time concerned.

United Kingdom: Economic indicators and trade with EU
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Written by Györgyi Mácsai (Members’ Research Service) and Raffaele Ventura (GlobalStat, EUI).

Updated on 21.05.2024.

The UK was a European Union Member State from 1973 until 31 January 2020. For reasons of comparability and consistency, the historical data for the ‘EU-27’ in this infographic covers all current Member States, regardless of whether they were Member States at the time concerned.

Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita (at PPP1 in thousands of international dollars)
Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita
(at PPP1 in thousands of international dollars)
Total unemployment rate (% of total labour force)
Total unemployment rate
(% of total labour force)
FDI and remittances
FDI and remittances
Public finances, monetary and financial data
Public finances, monetary and financial data
UK's business environment and socio-economic indicators
UK’s business environment and socio-economic indicators
EU trade with UK
EU trade with UK
Main trade partners (2023) Trade in goods, exports plus imports
Main trade partners (2023)
Trade in goods, exports plus imports
Top EU partners (2023) Trade in goods
Top EU partners (2023)
Trade in goods
EU exports of goods to UK (2023)
EU exports of goods to UK (2023)
EU imports of goods from UK (2023)
EU imports of goods from UK (2023)
EU exports and imports of services to UK (2022)
EU exports and imports of services to UK (2022)

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