Russian non-resource non-energy exports grew 6.9% in first five months of 2026
Russia's non-resource non-energy (NNE) exports reached $67.15 billion from January to May 2026, marking a 6.9% increase compared to the same period in 2025. The data, provided by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, indicates a continued shift in export composition despite ongoing international sanctions.
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Russian Trade Policy: NNE Exports Rise, Agricultural Export Duties Increase
Russia's non-resource non-energy (NNE) exports increased by 6.9% to $67.15 billion in the first five months of 2026, indicating a continued shift in export composition despite sanctions. Concurrently, Russia has increased export duties on sunflower oil for August and is considering a similar increase for soybeans, reflecting state efforts to regulate domestic agricultural markets. Bilateral trade with Kazakhstan also grew by over 4% in the same period.