The EU’s international trade with non-EU countries jumped 14.4% higher year over year in March, equivalent to growth of 5.5% compared to 2019. While trade with China surged, both imports and exports with the U.K. slipped. Exports to the U.K. were down by 21.8% versus 2019 including reduced shipments of medical supplies, autos and capital goods. EU exports in dollar terms rose by 19.2% year over year and by 8.0% compared to 2019. By comparison U.S. exports fell by 1.4% in March versus March 2019 while those from Asia jumped 18.8%. In total global exports from 37 countries plus the EU trac...