United States / Russia

Overview In July 2021 United States exported $498M and imported $3B from Russia, resulting in a negative trade balance of $2.5B. Between July 2020 and July 2021 the exports of United States have increased by $152M (44.1%) from $346M to $498M, while imports increased by $1.76B (141%) from $1.24B to $3B.

Trade In July 2021, the top exports of United States to Russia were Vehicle Parts ($40.8M), Aircraft Parts ($35.2M), Computers ($29.7M), Cars ($29.5M), and Combustion Engines ($19.8M). In July 2021 the top imports of United States from Russia were Refined Petroleum ($1.25B), Crude Petroleum ($693M), Pig Iron ($217M), Semi-Finished Iron ($157M), and Crustaceans ($100M).

Origins In July 2021 the exports of United States were mainly from Texas ($63.5M), California ($62.7M), Illinois ($45.8M), South Carolina ($42.7M), and Alabama ($32.1M), while imports destinations were mainly Louisiana ($635M), Texas ($529M), New Jersey ($317M), Washington ($259M), and California ($234M).

Growth In July 2021, the increase in United States's year-by-year exports to Russia was explained primarily by an increase in product exports in Cars ($24.8M or 526%), Computers ($24.5M or 470%), and Combustion Engines ($17.4M or 719%). In July 2021, the increase in United States's year-by-year imports  from Russia was explained primarily by an increase in product imports  in Refined Petroleum ($617M or 97.8%), Crude Petroleum ($611M or 741%), and Pig Iron ($168M or 346%).