Примери за използване на British exports на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The value of British exports.
Of British exports go to the EU single market area.
The higher pound will make British exports more expensive.
Of British exports go to the EU and 16% to countries with EU free-trade agreements.
A lower exchange rate will make British exports more competitive.
British exports would face non-tariff barriers such as rules of origin and other red tape.
The cheaper sterling theoretically makes British exports a more attractive proposition.
Percent of British exports in goods and services going to the EU, and only 16 percent going the other way.
The EU is Britain's largest trading partner andcovers 44% of British exports in 2017.
Almost half of all British exports in goods and services go to countries in the European Union.
He added that the eurozone slowdown was already having an impact on British exports and manufacturing.
About 45% of British exports go to EU markets, while only 6% of European exports go to Britain.
But China currently only accounts for a small proportion of British exports, 3.1% in 2016, compared with 43% for the European Union.
British exports of fuel and chocolate could also be at a disadvantage if TTIP abolishes tariffs on those products.
China accounts for just a small proportion of British exports, 3.1 percent in 2016, versus 43 percent for the European Union.
ECONOMIC- Official trade statistics show that EU is the destination for half of British exports.
Other leading British exports to Israel have included mineral products and machinery and electrical equipment, as well as chemical industry products.
Britain remains one of the largest recipients of Chinese investment in Europe,yet China only accounts for 3.5% of British exports, according to UK data.
In 2014, 69 percent of British exports to the EU were goods or services used in supply chains, up from 61 percent in 2000, the Institute for Fiscal Studies think tank estimates.
Official trade statistics showthat the European Union(EU) is the destination for about half of all British exports.
As a single country, it is the top buyer of UK goods and services,taking in almost a fifth of British exports, even though the EU doesn't have a trade agreement with Washington.
It's made British exports appear rather cheaper so they recovered a little bit but because the rest of the world is looking really quite ropey they have started to fall back down again.
That was largely due to the sharp fall in the value of the pound in the wake of the Brexit vote,which made British exports cheaper in international markets.
Other leading British exports to Israel have included mineral products, machinery and electrical equipment, as well as chemical industry products, according to the British embassy.
EU tariffs are quite low, averaging about 5 percent, butthey are higher for some important British exports including cars which would face a 10 percent tariff.
The size of this shock will depend mainly on the future nature of EU-UK trade,which today makes up 58 percent of British exports and 85 percent of imports.
The roughly 15 percent fall in the pound against the euro since the Brexit vote has helped to make British exports cheaper to many foreign buyers, although it has increased the cost of importing parts from the continent for UK-assembled models.
The size of this shock will depend mainly on the future nature of EU-UK trade,which today makes up 58 per cent of British exports and 85 per cent of imports.
(Negotiations on an U.S.-U.K. treaty have not even begun, anda U.S. that has launched a trade war upon Canada hardly looks a satisfactory replacement for an EU that currently takes 45 percent of all British exports and provides 55 percent of all British imports.).