Overview: In January 2021 Liverpool exported £458M and imported £556M, resulting in a negative trade balance of £97.2M. Between January 2020 and January 2021 the exports of Liverpool have increased by $503k (0.11%) from £458M to £458M, while imports increased by £3.06M (0.55%) from £552M to £556M.
Trade: In January 2021, the top exports of Liverpool were Scrap Iron (£40.2M), Cars (£18.6M), Aircraft Parts (£16.6M), Combustion Engines (£15.6M), and Beauty Products (£12.4M). In January 2021 the top imports of Liverpool were Fuel Wood (£32.8M), Delivery Trucks (£31.5M), Cocoa Beans (£23.6M), Rapeseed (£22.7M), and Fork-Lifts (£13.1M).
Destinations: In January 2021, Liverpool exported mostly to United States (£226M), Canada (£73.9M), Ireland (£65.7M), Egypt (£24.1M), and Turkey (£11.8M), and imported mostly from United States (£185M), Turkey (£82.3M), Canada (£79.4M), China (£57.5M), and Australia (£26.7M).
Growth: In January 2021, the increase in Liverpool's year-by-year exports was explained primarily by an increase in exports to Egypt (£14.7M or 158%), China (£8.31M or 5k%), and Australia (£2.57M or 283%), and product exports increase in Beauty Products (£8.65M or 233%), Forging Machines (£6.69M or 14.6k%), and Reaction and Catalytic Products (£5.86M or 16.5k%). In January 2021, the increase in Liverpool's year-by-year imports was explained primarily by an increase in imports from Turkey (£36.5M or 79.8%), Australia (£20.5M or 332%), and United States (£11.4M or 6.59%), and product imports increase in Delivery Trucks (£27.3M or 635%), Fork-Lifts (£12.8M or 4.19k%), and Gas Turbines (£8.08M or 2.18k%).