After the -2% decline last October, the following month The decline in cargo traffic handled by Russian ports has 62.6 million tonnes, with a -15% decrease on November 2022. The reduction was generated by the contraction of cargo flows both in export and and imports, which amounted to €49.1 million respectively. tonnes (-15%) and 3.0 million tonnes (-9%), both of the transit and cabotage traffic, amounting to €4.1 million tonnes (-31%) and 6.4 million tonnes (-5%).

The total of dry goods was 31.0 million tonnes (-15%), of which 13.5 million tonnes of coal (-25%), 4.1 million tonnes (+14%), 4.1 million tonnes cereals (-29%), 3.3 million tonnes of fertilisers minerals (+28%) and 1.6 million tonnes of ferrous metals (+7%). Liquid bulk totalled 31.6 million tonnes (-15%), including 19.7 million tonnes of oil crude oil (-9%), 8.3 million tonnes of petroleum products refined (-31%), 2.9 million tonnes of natural gas liquefied (+4%) and 0.4 million tonnes of food products (-20%).

If traffic in the ports of the Caspian Sea basin is stable result of 0.7 million tonnes the volumes of goods handled by the ports of call of the other regions of Russia has declined, with the ports of the Sea Baltic, which in November 2023 handled 19.5 million tonnes (-10%), those from the Far East 18.4 million tonnes (-5%), the ports of the Sea of Azov-Black Sea 16.2 million tonnes (-33%) and ports in the Arctic basin 7.8 million tonnes. tonnes (-3%).

In the first eleven months of 2023, Russian ports handled 811.9 million tonnes of cargo, with a increase of +5.7% over the same period last year.