Changes in the prices and volumes of goods supplied from Russia to CIS countries from 2010 to 2021 can be tracked using foreign trade indices. The rows present aggregate indicators as well as separate data for food and agricultural products and mineral products. This information allows for comparing the dynamics of various export categories over the specified twelve-year period
Chart of average price and physical volume indices of Russian exports to CIS countries, 2010–2021
Foreign trade indices —
raw hides and skins, furskins and articles thereof — Average price index
of which fuel and energy products — Average price index
metals and articles thereof — Average price index
Average price index
mineral products — Volume index
food products and agricultural raw materials (except textile) — Average price index
wood and pulp-and-paper products — Volume index
raw hides and skins, furskins and articles thereof — Volume index
Volume index
textiles, textile articles and footwear — Average price index
The breakdown of rows highlights export specifics: aggregate foreign trade indices can be compared with indicators for food or mineral products. This helps identify which commodity groups had a greater impact on the overall trade structure with CIS member states. Comparing these series provides insight into the commodity structure of exports across different years
What is visible in these numbers
“Foreign trade indices — mineral products — Average price index” leads the table with 145, “Foreign trade indices — mineral products — Volume index” closes it with 96.7.
This information assists foreign trade specialists and economists in analyzing trade relations within the CIS over a twelve-year period. Rosstat statistics cover annual data from 2010 to 2021, broken down by major commodity groups. The data allows for assessing changes in prices and supply volumes without the need for manual recalculation of indicators
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