RUSSIAN TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES IN 2017
February 14, 2018
by Russian Foreign Trade
based on data from the Federal Customs Service of Russia
based on data from the Federal Customs Service of Russia
The reports on Russia’s trade in goods with the countries of South America in 2017: exports, imports, products, dynamics.
- Russian trade with Brazil in 2017
- Russian trade with Ecuador in 2017
- Russian trade with Argentina in 2017
- Russian trade with Chile in 2017
- Russian trade with Venezuela in 2017
- Russian trade with Colombia in 2017
- Russian trade with Paraguay in 2017
- Russian trade with Peru in 2017
- Russian trade with Uruguay in 2017
The major trading partners of Russia in South America in 2017:
The top five Russia’s trade partners in South America in 2017 were Brazil (0.8956% of Russia’s total foreign trade), Ecuador (0.2601%), Chile (0.1547%), Argentina (0.1525%), and Paraguay (0.1105%).
The top five Russia’s export markets in South America in 2017 were Brazil (0.5692% of Russia’s total exports), Colombia (0.1195%), Peru (0.0736%), Ecuador (0.0613%), and Argentina (0.0592%).
The top five Russia’s import suppliers from South America in 2017 were Brazil (1.4092% of Russia’s total imports), Ecuador (0.5727%), Chile (0.3631%), Argentina (0.2994%), and Paraguay (0.2755%).
The most notable changes in Russia's trade with the countries of South America in 2017 over 2016:
- The share of Venezuela in Russia’s total exports declined 6.2-fold from 0.1171% in 2016 to 0.0189% in 2017.