RUSSIAN TRADE WITH EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IN 2016
based on data from the Federal Customs Service of Russia
- Russian trade with Germany in 2016
- Russian trade with the Netherlands in 2016
- Russian trade with Belarus in 2016
- Russian trade with Italy in 2016
- Russian trade with France in 2016
- Russian trade with Poland in 2016
- Russian trade with the United Kingdom in 2016
- Russian trade with Belgium in 2016
- Russian trade with Ukraine in 2016
- Russian trade with Finland in 2016
- Russian trade with Latvia in 2016
- Russian trade with the Czech Republic in 2016
- Russian trade with Switzerland in 2016
- Russian trade with Slovakia in 2016
- Russian trade with Hungary in 2016
- Russian trade with Spain in 2016
- Russian trade with Sweden in 2016
- Russian trade with Lithuania in 2016
- Russian trade with Estonia in 2016
- Russian trade with Romania in 2016
- Russian trade with Greece in 2016
- Russian trade with Austria in 2016
- Russian trade with Bulgaria in 2016
- Russian trade with Denmark in 2016
- Russian trade with Malta in 2016
- Russian trade with Serbia in 2016
- Russian trade with Moldova in 2016
- Russian trade with Ireland in 2016
- Russian trade with Slovenia in 2016
- Russian trade with Norway in 2016
- Russian trade with Croatia in 2016
- Russian trade with Portugal in 2016
- Russian trade with Cyprus in 2016
- Russian trade with Faroe Islands in 2016
- Russian trade with Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2016
- Russian trade with Luxembourg in 2016
- Russian trade with Macedonia in 2016
- Russian trade with Albania in 2016
- Russian trade with Iceland in 2016
- Russian trade with Montenegro in 2016
The major trading partners of Russia in Europe in 2016:
The top ten Russia’s trade partners in Europe in 2016 were Germany (8.7032% of Russia’s total foreign trade), the Netherlands (6.9002%), Belarus (5.0148%), Italy (4.2267%), France (2.8364%), Poland (2.7915%), the United Kingdom (2.2182%), Ukraine (2.1873%), Finland (1.9269%), and Belgium (1.7125%);
The top ten Russia’s export markets in Europe in 2016 were the Netherlands (10.2471% of Russia’s total exports), Germany (7.4463%), Belarus (4.9216%), Italy (4.1792%), Poland (3.1870%), the United Kingdom (2.4322%), Finland (2.2891%), Ukraine (2.1998%), Belgium (2.0109%), and Latvia (1.6968%);
The top ten Russia’s import suppliers from Europe in 2016 were Germany (10.6720% of Russia’s total imports), Belarus (5.1609%), France (4.6577%), Italy (4.3010%), Poland (2.1719%), Ukraine (2.1676%), the United Kingdom (1.8830%), the Netherlands (1.6575%), the Czech Republic (1.5179%), and Finland (1.3596%).
The most notable changes in Russia's trade with the countries of Europe in 2016 over 2015:
- The share of Italy in Russia’s total exports declined from 6.4880% in 2015 to 4.1792% in 2016;
- The share of Ukraine in Russia’s total exports declined from 2.7050% in 2015 to 2.1998% in 2016;
- The share of Latvia in Russia’s total exports declined from 2.0574% in 2015 to 1.6968% in 2016;
- The share of Portugal in Russia’s total exports rose 2.7-fold from 0.0858% in 2015 to 0.2301% in 2016;
- The share of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Russia’s total exports declined 3.3-fold from 0.0672% in 2015 to 0.0203% in 2016;
- The share of France in Russia’s total imports rose from 3.2554% in 2015 to 4.6577% in 2016;
- The share of Ukraine in Russia’s total imports declined from 3.1047% in 2015 to 2.1676% in 2016;
- The share of Iceland in Russia’s total imports declined 5.4-fold from 0.0604% in 2015 to 0.0112% in 2016.