China-Russia trade turnover rises by 4.7% to $76.58 bln
China-Russia trade turnover increased by 4.7% year-on-year to $76.58 bln in January - April, the General Administration of Customs of China announced.
According to the report, imports from Russia over four months increased by 10.2% to $43.85 bln. Chinese exports to Russia decreased by 1.9% to $32.73 bln.
The positive balance of the Russian side doubled compared to January - April 2023 to $11.12 bln.
The volume of trade between China and Russia in April remained approximately at the level of March and amounted to $19.76 bln. At the same time, Chinese exports for the month showed positive dynamics and increased by 9% to $8.32 bln. Imports from Russia, on the contrary, decreased by 4.1% to $11.44 bln.
Trade turnover between Russia and China in 2022 increased by 29.3% to $190 bln. In 2023, the figure reached a record high of $240.11 bln, increasing by 26.3%.
According to the report, imports from Russia over four months increased by 10.2% to $43.85 bln. Chinese exports to Russia decreased by 1.9% to $32.73 bln.
The positive balance of the Russian side doubled compared to January - April 2023 to $11.12 bln.
The volume of trade between China and Russia in April remained approximately at the level of March and amounted to $19.76 bln. At the same time, Chinese exports for the month showed positive dynamics and increased by 9% to $8.32 bln. Imports from Russia, on the contrary, decreased by 4.1% to $11.44 bln.
Trade turnover between Russia and China in 2022 increased by 29.3% to $190 bln. In 2023, the figure reached a record high of $240.11 bln, increasing by 26.3%.
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