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Trade turnover between Russia and Turkey fell sharply in the first half of 2024, RBK writes with reference to TurkStat. It was exports to Russia that fell the most. Exports of goods from Turkey to Russia fell by 28.3% over the first half of the year (to $4.16bn), and by almost 30% y/y in June. Russian exports to Turkey, which account for the bulk of trade turnover, fell less — by 10% (to $22bn). Russian exports are quite stable because they are dominated by raw materials. More than 70% ($16bn) came from oil, gas, and coal supplies. Here, the dynamics are explained by Turkey's decision to suspend imports of Russian wheat to prevent a drop in prices on the domestic market.
India, Russia to reach $100bn trade turnover before 2030 — expert Many Indian companies of different levels are going to boost exports to different countries of the world, including Russia, Ajay Sahai stressed
Russian energy export to China up 4% in 1H to $46bn — Rosneft CEO The Sino-Russian cooperation in the energy sector is predetermined by the two countries’ geographical position and their place on the world’s energy map, Igor Sechin said
Using the example of Kyrgyzstan as an intermediary country, we can see who does not want to comply with Western sanctions and continues to trade with Russia. Germany tops the list, followed by Poland, which is typically regarded as having a strong anti-Russian stance. For a while, Lithuania was a leader in trading with Russia via Kyrgyz
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