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Russia · seaborne exports, 13 weeks y/y

−23.0%

Seaborne exports are down 23.0% and imports down 2.1% on a year earlier over the last 13 weeks. Main cargo: tanker; 348 Mt exported and 29 Mt imported by sea over the past year. Value chains: Iron ore → steel: mines 86 Mt of ore (3% of world), makes 68 Mt of crude steel. Latest port data 23 October 2026.

Exports 13 wk−23.0%
Imports 13 wk−2.1%
Net trade 13 wk−21.2 pp
Official exports 26-08+33.1%

Seaborne trade, weekly

Tonnes moved through the economy's ports, last 4 weeks against the same 4 weeks a year earlier.

By cargo class

Share of tonnes over the past year and the latest 4 weeks y/y.

Main ports

Share of the economy's seaborne exports and imports, and what each port mainly handles.

PortExportsImportsMain industries

What it sells

Who it trades with

Value chains

Where this economy sits on the chains tracked from mine to finished goods.

Chokepoint exposure

Share of the economy's trade (value) with partners whose sea trade must pass the strait.

PassageStatus nowFlowShare of tradePlus partial

By mode

Each lane against a year earlier in its own unit; lanes are never added together.

Sources

Sea: IMF PortWatch (AIS ship tracking). Products and partners: UN Comtrade (annual customs data). Freight lanes: national statistics offices as listed. Computation by worldgdp.org.

What it measures

Weekly figures are physical tonnes. Products and partners are annual US dollar values from the latest complete year, to show the structure behind the tonnes.

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