Russia-China trade turnover rises 26.3% in seven months

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1. Fri, 7 August 2026

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   • bne IntelliNews11:07first to report
     Russia-China trade turnover rises 26.3% in seven months

     Trade in goods between Russia and China rose 26.3% year-on-year to $159.2bn in January-July 2026, the Russian Trade Mission in China said on August 7, citing Chinese customs data, Vedomosti reported.

2. Mon, 10 August 2026

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   • Anadolu Agency (AA)16:33
     Russia posts rising trade surplus in H1

     Main Russian exports in January-June include minerals and mineral products, while machinery, equipment and vehicles become most imported category, as trade surplus hits $73.4B

3. Thu, 20 August 2026

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   • Anadolu Agency (AA)14:02
     Value of Russian grain exports to China jumped nearly 50% in first 7 months of 2026

     Rising grain exports underscore growing role of agriculture in Russia-China trade as economic ties expand

4. Wed, 2 September 2026

   2 reports
   • Anadolu Agency (AA)18:04
     Putin says Russia-Mongolia trade turnover rose by 18.1% in 1st half of 2026

     Russian, Mongolian leaders discuss growing trade, strategic partnership as two countries mark 105th anniversary of diplomatic relations

   • Anadolu Agency (AA)21:57
     Putin says Russia predicts ‘new record’ in bilateral trade turnover with China

     Russian president meets Chinese vice premier in city of Vladivostok on sidelines of 11th Eastern Economic Forum

5. Fri, 11 September 2026

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   • webindia123.com11:29
     "Expect significant increase in trade numbers," says Olga Kulikova, Business Ambassador of Russia to India
6. Sun, 13 September 2026

   2 reports
   • Anadolu Agency (AA)10:23
     Putin says intra-BRICS trade reaches $1.2T

     Russian president says BRICS' complementarity of economies offers opportunities for new production chains and markets

   • Kyiv Post (Ukraine)14:43
     Putin’s Economic Growth Claims Diverge From IMF Data

     Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed at the BRICS summit in New Delhi that Russia’s economy expanded 10.3% from 2023 to 2025, outpacing global benchmarks despite 30,000 sanctions, while alleging an 8% drop in EU industrial output. IMF data shows global economic growth reached 10.7% over the same timeframe, while Eurostat records an EU industrial decline of just 0.6%.