UK: Majority of voters favour new trade relationship with EU

A significant number of British voters are in favour of new trade relations with the EU, according to a recent poll.A significant majority of voters in the UK are in favour of rebuilding trade relations with the EU, according to a recent survey.

The results reflect a clear shift in public sentiment in favour of the EU since the Brexit referendum.This trend could be further fuelled by the economic uncertainty created by US President Donald Trump’s recent tariff announcements, which have led to global financial instability.

According to a survey conducted by the international think tank Best for Britain, 53% of UK voters believethat closer ties with the EU would have a positive impact on the UK economy, while 13% believe that doing so would have a negative impact on the UK economy.

68% of those surveyed believed that better relations with the EU would increase trade between the UK and the EU.Notably, these individuals, reflecting the results of the Reform vote in the next election, said that 48 percent of them admitted that the emphasis on better relations with the European Union would positively affect trade and facilitate travel throughout Europe to strengthen such relations. Only 11 percent of voters suggested that both sides had a negative impact.