Sverdlovsk Region’s Foreign Trade Turnover Shrinks 13.9%

July 31, 2013. The trade turnover in the Ural Customs Administration area decreased by 8.9% in the first half of 2013 and the freight turnover declined by 15.9% against a year earlier as well, the Administration’s press service reports. At the same time, the number of cargo manifests processed rose by 12.4% and the number of foreign trade operators rose by 5.5%; the number if exporting countries dropped by 1.6%, the number of importing countries has remained the same. According to the customs officers, the decrease in the trade turnover involving the CIS member states had to do with decreased

March 03, 2014. Sverdlovsk Region’s foreign trade turnover decreased by 16.1% last year compared with January-December 2012 and amounted to $10,028.5m, Sverdlovskstat’s official report states. Exports dropped by 20.4% on the whole and came to $7,226.1m, while imports declined by 2.5% and amounted to $2,802.4m. The foreign trade turnover involving the countries of the far abroad decreased by 16.9% ($8,916.8m); exports went down by 23.7% ($6,310.7m) and imports grew by 5.9% ($2,606.1m).

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, October 20, 2016. Sverdlovsk Region’s foreign trade turnover dropped by 14.5% (down to $6.1bn) in January-September 2016 compared with one year previously, Ural Customs inform UrBC. Exports declined by 10.9%, down to $4.9bn (including a 6.3% decrease in exports to countries outside the CIS and a 53.4% decrease in exports to CIS member states). Imports dropped by 26.7%, down to $1.1bn (including a 26.6% drop in imports from the countries outside the CIS and a 30.1% drop in imports from the CIS member states). In volume terms, Sverdlovsk Region’s foreign trade turnover went

March 28, 2014. Ural Federal District’s foreign trade turnover amounted to $2.5bn in January-February 2014, Ural Customs Administration’s press service reports. ‘Most of this (82.9% of the total turnover) stems from trade deals with the countries of the far abroad, and only 17.1% stem from doing business with the CIS member states ($428.3m) Imports to the area amounted to 30.8% of our foreign trade turnover ($769.5m), while exports were twice as much and reached 69.2% of the total foreign trade turnover figures ($1.7bn), the press service says. The freight turnover came to 2,1m tons in

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, May 2, 2017. Yekaterinburg Customs’ foreign trade turnover came to $1.7bn in the first quarter of the year, the customs’ press service reports. Cargo turnover reached 1,400,000,000 kg, up 14% on one year previously, with imports amounting to 6.2% and exports to 93.8% of the overall weight. Compared with the first quarter of 2016, the number of cargo manifests rose by 21.3% and the number of importers/exporters went up by 13.2% (+14.5% on exporting countries and +17.8% on importing ones) in the first quarter of this year. Yekaterinburg Customs’ primary trade partners were