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This is a list of the largest trading partners of Russia based on data from The Observatory of Economic Complexity (OEC).[1]
Exports in billion USD
| Rank |
Country |
Export
(2017)
|
| 1. |
 China (economy, trading partners) |
39.1
|
| 2. |
 Netherlands (economy, trading ) |
27.7
|
| 3. |
 Germany (economy, trading partners) |
19.9
|
| 4. |
 Belarus (economy, trading partners) |
18.5
|
| 5. |
 United States (economy, trading partners) |
15.4
|
| 6. |
 Italy (economy, trading partners) |
13.3
|
| 7. |
 Turkey (economy, trading partners) |
13.2
|
| 8. |
 South Korea (economy, trading partners) |
12.1
|
| 9. |
 Japan (economy, trading partners) |
11.8
|
| 10. |
 Kazakhstan (economy, trading partners) |
11.6
|
| - |
Other countries |
158.4
|
|
Imports in billion USD
| Rank |
Country |
Import
(2017)
|
| 1. |
China (economy, trading partners) |
43.8
|
| 2. |
Germany (economy, trading partners) |
27.3
|
| 3. |
Belarus (economy, trading partners) |
12.5
|
| 4. |
United States (economy, trading partners) |
10.9
|
| 5. |
Italy (economy, trading partners) |
9.16
|
| 6. |
 France (economy, trading partners) |
7.49
|
| 7. |
Japan (economy, trading partners) |
7.1
|
| 8. |
South Korea (economy, trading partners) |
7.2
|
| 9. |
 Poland (economy, trading partners) |
6.03
|
| 10. |
Kazakhstan (economy, trading partners) |
4.73
|
| - |
Other countries |
85.79
|
|
See also
References
- ^ [1] The Observatory of Economic Complexity (OEC)
