It wouldn't have changed in 2020 as the transitional agreement meant that all the former rules continued to apply. The 2021 figures will be more significant.
I suspect that because Singapore is a regional shipping/trading/commercial hub many British goods exported to Singapore ultimately do end up in India just via Singapore. Those goods statistically then count as exports from Singapore to India even though they are only the intermediary.
Japan has very little natural resources, so no materials, and pretty much no food. Technology would be the main import I suppose, but that's definitely not more than any other countries.
So it turns out that erecting trade barriers with the largest trading bloc in the world, that also happens to be on our doorstep, leads to a reduction in economic output.
Almost as if the Brexit vote had nothing at all to do with economics in the popular imagination, no matter how hard remainers tried to convince everyone it was, and was more about not wanting open borders and European human rights preventing the deportation of child rapists. Who woulda whup-di-do, knee-bendingly thunk it?
It has a lot of export-import going on.
India is there now.
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka are not major importers or exporters.
Mainly financial services I'd imagine
Nice quiz
Who’d have thunk it? Revelatory stuff…