Russia’s agri-food exports decline, imports rise 📉📈
Russia’s agricultural exports fell by 8% in the first 11 months of 2025, totaling $35.9 bn, while food and raw material imports increased by 14% to $38.9 bn, according to customs data.
The main reason behind weaker export revenues is an unfavorable exchange rate, said Agriculture Minister Oksana Lut. Despite this, key products — vegetable oils, fish & seafood, and grain — remain competitive on global markets.
The Ministry of Agriculture expects total agri-export revenues for 2025 to reach around $40 bn, still below last year’s level.
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Russia’s agricultural exports fell by 8% in the first 11 months of 2025, totaling $35.9 bn, while food and raw material imports increased by 14% to $38.9 bn, according to customs data.
The main reason behind weaker export revenues is an unfavorable exchange rate, said Agriculture Minister Oksana Lut. Despite this, key products — vegetable oils, fish & seafood, and grain — remain competitive on global markets.
The Ministry of Agriculture expects total agri-export revenues for 2025 to reach around $40 bn, still below last year’s level.
Good Time to start export to Russia. WhatsApp +18092259834 for importers lists for your products .
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Forwarded from Commodity: Urea, Coal, En 590, Pellets
China coal imports from Russia fall 8.6% in Jan–Nov 2025
China coal imports from Russia fell by 8.6% year-on-year in January–November 2025, reflecting mounting logistical constraints, high rail tariffs and ongoing sanctions pressure.
In January–November 2025, Russian coal supplies to China dropped to 80.4 mio t (-7.6 mio t or -8.6% vs. Jan–Nov 2024), according to General Administration of Customs of China (GACC).
In November 2025, Russian coal supplies to China plunged to 7.3 mio t (-1.0 mio t or -12.0% vs. Nov 2024), marking the eighth consecutive month of y-o-y decline since April.
The decrease in Russian coal supplies resulted from serious logistical issues, high railway tariffs, international sanctions and ruble appreciation.
Given depressed global prices, these factors are forcing most producers to export coal at zero or negative margins, that will likely lead to further production and supplies cuts in the near term.
In November 2025, China’s coal imports fell to 44.1 mio t (-10.8 mio t or -19.7% vs. Nov 2024).
China’s total coal imports in Jan-Nov 2025 dipped to 431.9 mio t (-58.5 mio t or -11.9% y-o-y).
Russia remains China’s second-largest coal supplier after Indonesia, followed by Mongolia and Australia.
In Jan-Nov 2025, Indonesia, China’s top coal provider, reduced exports to 182.3 mio t (-33.2 mio t or -15.4% y-o-y).
Mongolia managed to ramp up its shipments to 79.0 mio t (+3.7 mio t or +4.9% y-o-y), while Australian deliveries went down to 68.5 mio t (-5.7 mio t or -7.7% y-o-y).
Market share shifts among major suppliers (Jan-Nov 2025 vs. Jan-Nov 2024):
· Indonesia: 42.2% (-1.7 p.p.);
· Russia: 18.6% (+0.7 p.p.);
· Mongolia: 18.3% (+2.9 p.p.);
· Australia: 15.9% (+0.8 p.p.).
In November 2025, domestic coal production in China amounted to 427.0 mio t (-0.2% vs. November 2024). However, compared to October 2025, it had increased by 20 mio t or 4.9%. Thus, in the first 11 months of 2025, output reached 4.09 billion t, which is 9.7% higher y-o-y.
Coal extraction rise in in November was prompted by repeated calls from the central government to ensure a stable energy supply during the winter.
Despite strong demand, Russian coal exports to China continue to decline due to systemic issues and crisis in the coal industry, potentially leading to Russia’s shrinking market share and growing competitive pressure from other suppliers.
China coal imports from Russia fell by 8.6% year-on-year in January–November 2025, reflecting mounting logistical constraints, high rail tariffs and ongoing sanctions pressure.
In January–November 2025, Russian coal supplies to China dropped to 80.4 mio t (-7.6 mio t or -8.6% vs. Jan–Nov 2024), according to General Administration of Customs of China (GACC).
In November 2025, Russian coal supplies to China plunged to 7.3 mio t (-1.0 mio t or -12.0% vs. Nov 2024), marking the eighth consecutive month of y-o-y decline since April.
The decrease in Russian coal supplies resulted from serious logistical issues, high railway tariffs, international sanctions and ruble appreciation.
Given depressed global prices, these factors are forcing most producers to export coal at zero or negative margins, that will likely lead to further production and supplies cuts in the near term.
In November 2025, China’s coal imports fell to 44.1 mio t (-10.8 mio t or -19.7% vs. Nov 2024).
China’s total coal imports in Jan-Nov 2025 dipped to 431.9 mio t (-58.5 mio t or -11.9% y-o-y).
Russia remains China’s second-largest coal supplier after Indonesia, followed by Mongolia and Australia.
In Jan-Nov 2025, Indonesia, China’s top coal provider, reduced exports to 182.3 mio t (-33.2 mio t or -15.4% y-o-y).
Mongolia managed to ramp up its shipments to 79.0 mio t (+3.7 mio t or +4.9% y-o-y), while Australian deliveries went down to 68.5 mio t (-5.7 mio t or -7.7% y-o-y).
Market share shifts among major suppliers (Jan-Nov 2025 vs. Jan-Nov 2024):
· Indonesia: 42.2% (-1.7 p.p.);
· Russia: 18.6% (+0.7 p.p.);
· Mongolia: 18.3% (+2.9 p.p.);
· Australia: 15.9% (+0.8 p.p.).
In November 2025, domestic coal production in China amounted to 427.0 mio t (-0.2% vs. November 2024). However, compared to October 2025, it had increased by 20 mio t or 4.9%. Thus, in the first 11 months of 2025, output reached 4.09 billion t, which is 9.7% higher y-o-y.
Coal extraction rise in in November was prompted by repeated calls from the central government to ensure a stable energy supply during the winter.
Despite strong demand, Russian coal exports to China continue to decline due to systemic issues and crisis in the coal industry, potentially leading to Russia’s shrinking market share and growing competitive pressure from other suppliers.
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A. Металлические оксиды
Оксид свинца — CAS 1317-36-8
Оксид цинка — CAS 1314-13-2
B. Металлические стеараты
Стеарат цинка — CAS 557-05-1
Стеарат бария — CAS 6865-35-6
Стеарат кальция — CAS 1592-23-0
Стеарат алюминия — CAS 637-12-7
Стеарат свинца — CAS 7428-48-0
Стеарат магния — CAS 557-04-0
C. Стабилизаторы ПВХ
Триосновный сульфат свинца (TBLS) — CAS 12202-17-4
Двухосновный фталат свинца (DBLP) — CAS 17976-43-1
Двухосновный стеарат свинца (DBLS) — CAS 56189-09-4
Двухосновный фосфит свинца (DBLPH) — CAS 12141-20-7
D. Свинцовые сплавы
Красный свинец (Pb₃O₄) — CAS 1314-41-6
Чистый свинец — CAS 7439-92-1
E. Кальций-цинковые стабилизаторы
F. Однопакетные свинцовые стабилизаторы
G. Стеариновая кислота — CAS 57-11-4
H. Полиэтиленовый воск, OP-воск, FT-воск — CAS 9002-88-4
I. Бисфенол-А — CAS 80-05-7
J. Стеарат кобальта — CAS 1002-88-6
K. Стеарат лития — CAS 4485-12-5
L. Стеарат кадмия — CAS 2223-93-0
M. Моноглицерид стеариновый (глицерил моностеарат) — CAS 31566-31-1
A. Металлические оксиды
Оксид свинца — CAS 1317-36-8
Оксид цинка — CAS 1314-13-2
B. Металлические стеараты
Стеарат цинка — CAS 557-05-1
Стеарат бария — CAS 6865-35-6
Стеарат кальция — CAS 1592-23-0
Стеарат алюминия — CAS 637-12-7
Стеарат свинца — CAS 7428-48-0
Стеарат магния — CAS 557-04-0
C. Стабилизаторы ПВХ
Триосновный сульфат свинца (TBLS) — CAS 12202-17-4
Двухосновный фталат свинца (DBLP) — CAS 17976-43-1
Двухосновный стеарат свинца (DBLS) — CAS 56189-09-4
Двухосновный фосфит свинца (DBLPH) — CAS 12141-20-7
D. Свинцовые сплавы
Красный свинец (Pb₃O₄) — CAS 1314-41-6
Чистый свинец — CAS 7439-92-1
E. Кальций-цинковые стабилизаторы
F. Однопакетные свинцовые стабилизаторы
G. Стеариновая кислота — CAS 57-11-4
H. Полиэтиленовый воск, OP-воск, FT-воск — CAS 9002-88-4
I. Бисфенол-А — CAS 80-05-7
J. Стеарат кобальта — CAS 1002-88-6
K. Стеарат лития — CAS 4485-12-5
L. Стеарат кадмия — CAS 2223-93-0
M. Моноглицерид стеариновый (глицерил моностеарат) — CAS 31566-31-1
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🇮🇳 India Hits All-Time High in Coal Production
India set a new record in coal mining last year. According to the Ministry of Coal, 2025 output reached 1.04 billion tonnes, doubling over the past decade (565 mln tonnes in 2013).
📉 At the same time, coal imports fell by 7.9% to 243.6 mln tonnes amid strong domestic supply.
⚡ Demand for imported coal blending at power plants dropped sharply by 54% YoY. For comparison, 35 mln tonnes were used for blending back in 2022–23.
➡️ Growing self-sufficiency continues to reshape India’s coal market.
India set a new record in coal mining last year. According to the Ministry of Coal, 2025 output reached 1.04 billion tonnes, doubling over the past decade (565 mln tonnes in 2013).
📉 At the same time, coal imports fell by 7.9% to 243.6 mln tonnes amid strong domestic supply.
⚡ Demand for imported coal blending at power plants dropped sharply by 54% YoY. For comparison, 35 mln tonnes were used for blending back in 2022–23.
➡️ Growing self-sufficiency continues to reshape India’s coal market.
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Foreigners are actively opening businesses in Russia, experts say.
In 2025, around 9,000 foreign-owned companies were registered in the country — 17% more than in 2024.
🇨🇳 Chinese entrepreneurs led the way, launching 4,332 new companies, making China the largest source of new foreign businesses in Russia.
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In 2025, around 9,000 foreign-owned companies were registered in the country — 17% more than in 2024.
🇨🇳 Chinese entrepreneurs led the way, launching 4,332 new companies, making China the largest source of new foreign businesses in Russia.
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🪨🇨🇳 CHINA BURNS 4.78 BILLION TONS OF COAL PER YEAR
China remains the world’s largest coal consumer, accounting for over 50% of global coal consumption.
Coal continues to be the backbone of China’s power generation, supporting industry, manufacturing, and energy security — despite rapid growth in renewables.
📊 Coal still plays a critical role in the global energy balance.
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China remains the world’s largest coal consumer, accounting for over 50% of global coal consumption.
Coal continues to be the backbone of China’s power generation, supporting industry, manufacturing, and energy security — despite rapid growth in renewables.
📊 Coal still plays a critical role in the global energy balance.
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💼 🇷🇺 Rosatom Financial Results for 2024
📊 Total revenue: approx. $33.4 bn
🌍 International revenue: around $18 bn
🔹 Long-term foreign order portfolio (next 10 years): about $128.8 bn
📈 Growth was driven by:
• Nuclear power plant construction
• Uranium supply
• Nuclear fuel enrichment
• Long-term international contracts
Rosatom continues to strengthen its position as a global leader in nuclear energy and technologies.
📊 Total revenue: approx. $33.4 bn
🌍 International revenue: around $18 bn
🔹 Long-term foreign order portfolio (next 10 years): about $128.8 bn
📈 Growth was driven by:
• Nuclear power plant construction
• Uranium supply
• Nuclear fuel enrichment
• Long-term international contracts
Rosatom continues to strengthen its position as a global leader in nuclear energy and technologies.
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India imposes a 30% tariff on U.S. pulses 🇮🇳🇺🇸
Big move to protect farmers, control imports, and boost local production.
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Big move to protect farmers, control imports, and boost local production.
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🇮🇩☕ Indonesia Is Rising as a Global Coffee Hub — What It Means for Russia
Indonesia, one of the world’s largest coffee producers, is launching a state-backed strategy to become a key global coffee trading hub — not just a raw bean exporter.
🔹 Production target: up to 1–1.2 млн tons
🔹 Focus on quality, processing, logistics, and trade
🔹 Strong push into global markets
Why this matters for Russian importers 🇷🇺
1️⃣ Supply diversification beyond Brazil, Vietnam, and Colombia
2️⃣ Unique premium coffees (Sumatra, Kopi Luwak, specialty grades)
3️⃣ First-mover advantage for companies building partnerships early
📌 Bottom line: Indonesia’s coffee ambitions open new routes, new contracts, and lower supply risks for the Russian market.
Indonesia, one of the world’s largest coffee producers, is launching a state-backed strategy to become a key global coffee trading hub — not just a raw bean exporter.
🔹 Production target: up to 1–1.2 млн tons
🔹 Focus on quality, processing, logistics, and trade
🔹 Strong push into global markets
Why this matters for Russian importers 🇷🇺
1️⃣ Supply diversification beyond Brazil, Vietnam, and Colombia
2️⃣ Unique premium coffees (Sumatra, Kopi Luwak, specialty grades)
3️⃣ First-mover advantage for companies building partnerships early
📌 Bottom line: Indonesia’s coffee ambitions open new routes, new contracts, and lower supply risks for the Russian market.
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🇮🇳 India’s Central Bank Proposes Linking BRICS Digital Currencies
The Reserve Bank of India has предложed connecting national CBDCs of BRICS countries to simplify payments in trade and tourism.
💡 This is not about creating a single BRICS currency, but about technical interoperability — allowing the digital rupee, yuan, ruble and other CBDCs to interact directly.
🔗 The initiative aims to reduce dependence on the US dollar and speed up cross-border settlements within the bloc.
🏦 All major BRICS members are already testing their national digital currencies, and India plans to raise the proposal at the BRICS-2026 Summit.
📱 In Russia, the digital ruble rollout is progressing in stages — large companies are expected to start using it from September 1, 2026
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The Reserve Bank of India has предложed connecting national CBDCs of BRICS countries to simplify payments in trade and tourism.
💡 This is not about creating a single BRICS currency, but about technical interoperability — allowing the digital rupee, yuan, ruble and other CBDCs to interact directly.
🔗 The initiative aims to reduce dependence on the US dollar and speed up cross-border settlements within the bloc.
🏦 All major BRICS members are already testing their national digital currencies, and India plans to raise the proposal at the BRICS-2026 Summit.
📱 In Russia, the digital ruble rollout is progressing in stages — large companies are expected to start using it from September 1, 2026
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🌍 G20 GDP Growth Outlook
India is expected to lead the G20 in real GDP growth in 2026, with a projected 6.2%, nearly twice the global average.
Overall, emerging economies dominate the top of the ranking, while developed economies continue to lag behind.
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India is expected to lead the G20 in real GDP growth in 2026, with a projected 6.2%, nearly twice the global average.
Overall, emerging economies dominate the top of the ranking, while developed economies continue to lag behind.
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Для экспортеров и трейдеров предлагаем подписку на платформу с мировыми таможенными базами. Подробные данные по всем импортным экспортным сделкам по более чем 85 странам, на основе коносаментов. Стоимость годовой подписки на три логина 5000 долларов. Платят кэшбэк. Может кому то из знакомых трейдеров интересно будет . Сейчас как раз все подписки такие обновляют. Если будет интересно пишите, сделаем демонстрацию по зум.
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Moscow and China: Two Models of Vocational Education
Moscow reports growing college enrollment and high graduate employment, focusing on flexible programs and fast workforce training for the city’s needs. It is a pragmatic response to local labor shortages.
China operates on a different scale. Vocational education is part of the “Made in China 2025” strategy: millions of students, corporate colleges by Huawei and Alibaba, and a strong focus on AI, robotics, and Industry 4.0.
The difference is mission:
Moscow trains for a city economy.
China trains for global technological leadership.
👉 Where do you see India’s education system in this picture?
Moscow reports growing college enrollment and high graduate employment, focusing on flexible programs and fast workforce training for the city’s needs. It is a pragmatic response to local labor shortages.
China operates on a different scale. Vocational education is part of the “Made in China 2025” strategy: millions of students, corporate colleges by Huawei and Alibaba, and a strong focus on AI, robotics, and Industry 4.0.
The difference is mission:
Moscow trains for a city economy.
China trains for global technological leadership.
👉 Where do you see India’s education system in this picture?
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India Targets Export Boom: Focus on 15 Key Industrial Sectors
India has announced an ambitious plan to triple exports to USD 1.3 trillion by 2035. Instead of large subsidies, the government is betting on structural reforms and deregulation across 15 priority manufacturing sectors.
So far, three sectors are known: semiconductors, metallurgy, and labor-intensive leather manufacturing, covering both high-tech growth and mass employment. The full list will be revealed on February 1, 2026, with the federal budget.
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India has announced an ambitious plan to triple exports to USD 1.3 trillion by 2035. Instead of large subsidies, the government is betting on structural reforms and deregulation across 15 priority manufacturing sectors.
So far, three sectors are known: semiconductors, metallurgy, and labor-intensive leather manufacturing, covering both high-tech growth and mass employment. The full list will be revealed on February 1, 2026, with the federal budget.
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🚆 After more than four months and 16,000 miles, the first cargo train on the world’s longest rail route has returned to China.
Starting in Yiwu, it crossed Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Poland, Germany, France, and ended in Madrid — carrying Chinese goods out and returning with Spanish wine, olive oil, and ham.
Dubbed a modern “Silk Road,” this route is set to boost trade between China and Europe, offering a faster, greener alternative to shipping. 🌍
Starting in Yiwu, it crossed Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Poland, Germany, France, and ended in Madrid — carrying Chinese goods out and returning with Spanish wine, olive oil, and ham.
Dubbed a modern “Silk Road,” this route is set to boost trade between China and Europe, offering a faster, greener alternative to shipping. 🌍
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