In 2023, the value of Russian exports of non-taxable goods decreased by -23% to $146.3 billion vs. $190.4 billion in the previous year and marked a reduction of around €48 billion compared to the all-time record recorded in 2021. This was announced by the Ministry of Industry and Commerce in Moscow: A few days ago in Moscow at the international exhibition "Russia Expo", Deputy Minister Denis Manturov said that Currently, the volume of supplies to foreign markets is temporarily decreased and that this decline is attributed to the the reorientation of export goods flows to Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America. The Daily Russian economic "Kommersant" specified that a strong The impact was also determined by the sanctions against the Russia, as well as the fall in world raw materials, mainly hydrocarbons and coal.

The Russian Customs Administration has announced that in 2023 the Russia's external trade surplus was equal to $140 billion, -58.5% less than in 2022. The Last year, the value of Russian exports was $425.1 billion, down by -28.3%, while the total value of imports was increased by +11.7% to €285.1 billion. Globally, in 2023, the value of Russian import-export is 710.2 billion dollars, with a decrease of -16.2% compared to 847.8 billion in 2022.