British exports of goods jumped 17% in October vs. a year earlier to their highest ever according to official figures. The resulting deficit was 18% narrower than economists expected, but allowances need to be made for statistical corrections by the ONS. The weaker pound helped exports jump, with U.S.-bound goods increasing 5% after a 10% slump the month before. Panjiva data shows a further increase in exports to the U.S. of 14% is possible in November. Exports to the EU also rose, in contrast to Germany, but trade deals post-Brexit will be needed. China may be near the top of the list o...