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Russia's Export by Year

425,1 billion dollars, 2023 −167,4 to 2022

Value of goods exported from Russia per year, in US dollars. Services are excluded: this is trade in goods as recorded by customs statistics.

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022
425,1
now, 2023
−167,4
year-on-year, from 2022 (−28,3%)
592,5
maximum of row, 2022
100,0
minimum of row, 2001

In the original Rosstat table the units change mid‑series: up to and including 2021 values are given in millions of dollars, from 2022 onward—in billions. On the page everything is converted to billions, so the series is comparable as a whole.

More than half of export value in most years is oil, gas, petroleum products and metals, so the series mirrors movements of world commodity prices.

Indicator in dollars: part of the changes reflects exchange rates and world prices, not physical export volumes.

Table by year

Period billion dollars Change
2000 103,1
2001 100,0 −3,1
2002 106,7 +6,7
2003 133,7 +26,9
2004 181,6 +47,9
2005 241,5 +59,9
2006 301,2 +59,8
2007 351,9 +50,7
2008 467,6 +115,7
2009 301,7 −165,9
2010 397,1 +95,4
2011 516,7 +119,7
2012 524,7 +8,0
2013 526,0 +1,2
2014 497,4 −28,6
2015 343,5 −153,8
2016 285,7 −57,9
2017 357,3 +71,6
2018 450,3 +93,0
2019 424,3 −26,0
2020 337,3 −87,0
2021 492,9 +155,6
2022 592,5 +99,6
2023 425,1 −167,4

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Russia export per year?

The latest value in the table above, in billion US dollars.

Are services and weapons included?

Services are not included—this is export of goods. Deliveries of specific items may not be disclosed in public statistics.

Why does export fluctuate so sharply?

Value depends on world commodity prices. In years of high oil and gas prices the series rises; when prices fall it drops, even if physical volume changes little.

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