According to the updated data, exports of goods to countries outside the Eurasian Economic Union increased by 44.7% in 2021 compared to 2020 and amounted to 527.9 bln US dollars. The growth in exports to foreign market is due to an increase in exports of goods from Belarus by 48.6%, Russia by 47.3%, Kyrgyzstan by 38.2%, Kazakhstan by 25.4% and Armenia by 16.8%.
The price conditions of foreign trade were characterized by a favorable ratio of prices for exported goods and goods purchased by import (the price conditions index was 135.8%).
The main buyers of goods exported from the EAEU were the European Union countries (their share was 41.9% of export deliveries) and APEC countries (28.4%). China and Germany take the lead among the importing countries to the Union market.
Information on the EAEU's foreign trade by major trading partners, dynamics of foreign trade volumes, the commodity structure of exports and imports with countries outside the EAEU, the EAEU States’ share in foreign trade indicators has been provided on the Statistics Department's page in analytical materials for January-December 2021 posted in the "Statistics of Foreign and Mutual Trade in Goods" section (updated data).
