Russia / Chile

Overview In January 2022, Russia exported $7.69M and imported $56.3M from Chile, resulting in a negative trade balance of $48.6M. Between January 2021 and January 2022 the exports of Russia have increased by $3.39M (78.8%) from $4.3M to $7.69M, while imports decreased by $-3.8M (-6.32%) from $60.1M to $56.3M.

Trade In January 2022, the top exports of Russia to Chile were Particle Board ($705k), Mixed Mineral or Chemical Fertilizers ($688k), Synthetic Rubber ($408k), Sulfates ($407k), and Refined Petroleum ($381k). In January 2022 the top imports of Russia from Chile were Precipitated Copper ($18.7M), Non-fillet Frozen Fish ($18.6M), Other Fruits ($3.37M), Fish Fillets ($3.22M), and Wine ($3.1M).

Origins In January 2022 the exports of Russia were mainly from NOVGOROD REGION ($4.5M), REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN ($780k), STAVROPOL TERRITORY ($503k), MOSCOW, THE CAPITAL OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION ($366k), and REPUBLIC OF BURYATIA ($228k), while imports destinations were mainly MOSCOW, THE CAPITAL OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION ($22.8M), ST. PETERSBURG ($16.3M), ORENBURG REGION ($6.68M), RYAZAN REGION ($3.33M), and MOSCOW REGION ($1.92M).

Growth In January 2022, the increase in Russia's year-by-year exports to Chile was explained primarily by an increase in product exports in Particle Board ($251k or 55.3%), Nitrogenous Fertilizers ($244k or 566%), and Kraft Paper ($152k or 574%). In January 2022, the decrease in Russia's year-by-year imports  from Chile was explained primarily by an decrease in product imports  in Non-fillet Frozen Fish ($-29.9M or -61.7%), Fish Fillets ($-772k or -19.3%), and Scrap Copper ($-557k or -46.3%).