The trade volume between Russia and China in January-May increased by 22.9% year-on-year to $109.5 billion, according to the General Customs Administration of the People's Republic of China.
Exports from China to Russia rose by 26.4% to $49.17 billion, while imports from Russia to China increased by 20.2% to $60.35 billion.
In May, the turnover amounted to $23.72 billion, flat on April levels.
Oil, natural gas, and coal were Russia’s key trading items. Other goods include copper and copper ore, wood, fuel, and seafood.
China exports a wide range of products to Russia, from cars, tractors, computers, smartphones, industrial and specialized equipment to children's toys and alcohol.
The trade turnover between the two countries hit a record high in 2024, when it topped $244 billion. In 2025, the trade turnover between China and Russia slipped by 6.9% to $228.1 billion.
