EsA British government visit to China is designed to keep momentum behind a trade deal post-Brexit after a controversial nuclear power decision. The U.K. is only 2.6% of China exports and 1.2% of imports, but China runs a $3.3 billion surplus with the U.K. and trade is falling, Panjiva data shows.
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