Blogs
The best things Britain Sells to other Countries and where they Sell them
Britain's exports are becoming more and more like a two-engine model: on one side, there are world-c...
The Hidden Strength of U.S.–UK Commerce: Services Trade
But the fundamental factor that connects the economies of the US and the UK is trade in services. Fi...
Medical Technology Exports from the U.S. and Demand for Healthcare Around the World
As governments deal with older populations, more chronic diseases, and the need to upgrade hospitals...
Poland’s Manufacturing-Led Export Growth in the EU Market
Poland has become one of the EU’s standout manufacturing exporters—not by relying on a single fl...
The UK’s Shift from Goods Trade to Services-Led Trade
For much of the 20th century, the United Kingdom was a classic goods-trading economy: it manufacture...
In 2025, the US will have the most banana powder importers and buyers: Facts regarding the US's banana powder Imports
Banana powder used to be hard to find, but now it's a common food and nutrition source in the United...
How Energy Prices Change the Trade Balances of European Countries
Europe's import cost can skyrocket even if the continent buys the same amount of physical energy (or...
Trade Patterns and Export Strengths in High-Income European Economies
High-income European economies tend to "win" in global commerce by exporting high-value, high-compli...
Automotive Exports and Their Role in Germany’s Trade Surplus
People often say that Germany's economy is based on exports, and one type of product that always sta...
