US EditionIn 2025, Russia's Foreign Trade Showed Further Degradation
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The Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine informs about this. It is noted that the key factors were the fall in world prices for energy resources and the effect of quotas on oil production within the framework of the OPEC+ agreements, which directly hit the basic source of foreign currency incomes.Export of energy and food goodsThe SZR noted that the share of fuel and energy goods in the export structure fell to 54.9% from 61.6% a year earlier…
In 2025, Russia's foreign trade showed further degradation - SZRUAccording to the results of 2025, Russia's foreign trade continued to degrade due to the fall in world energy prices and the effect of quotas on oil production. The share of fuel and energy products in exports decreased to 54.9%, and imports of investment goods decreased by 8.7%.
At the end of 2025, Russia's foreign trade showed further degradation against the background of unfavorable pricing conditions and continuing restrictions. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the press service of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine. Intelligence notes that the key factors were the fall in world energy prices and the effect of oil production quotas under the OPEC+ agreements, which directly hit the basic so…
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