In 2021 the
Czech Republic’s value exported to the United Kingdom in goods and services amounted
to some $8,7 billion dollars out of total $227 billion. This
accounts for less than 4 % of the total, while over the time span of the year 2020,
the value exported to the region in question hoovered slightly above 4%
threshold. The value imported from the United Kingdom totaled an estimated $3,3
billion out of $212 billion. The deterioration of the bilateral trade relations
could be attributed to EU membership withdrawal, coming into effect from the
beginning of 2021.
Czech economy
exported to Ireland goods and services worth of $1,5 billion over overall the
course of 2021. Whereas Ireland’s import generated $0,98 billion. The
improvement notwithstanding, both export and import represent less than 1 % of
the overall trade value for the Czech Republic.
Source: Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic