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Russia Boosts Aluminum Supplies to China to Record $2.3Bln
Russia Boosts Aluminum Supplies to China to Record $2.3Bln
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In 2019, China’s aluminum imports from Russia amounted to only $60.6 million. 25.09.2024, Sputnik Africa
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Russia increased aluminum supplies to China by 1.4 times to a record $2.3 billion in January-August, a Sputnik analysis of official figures showed on Tuesday.Sales of copper, the second main metal in Russian exports, remained at the same level—$1.7 billion — but nickel supplies decreased to $518 million from $709 million. At the same time, Russia reduced its iron and steel supplies to China by a third to $286.7 million, while simultaneously increasing exports of products from these metals by 1.8 times to $274 million.
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Russia Boosts Aluminum Supplies to China to Record $2.3Bln
13:27 25.09.2024 (Updated: 19:08 25.09.2024) In 2019, China’s aluminum imports from Russia amounted to only $60.6 million.
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increased aluminum supplies to China by 1.4 times to a record $2.3 billion in January-August, a Sputnik analysis of official figures showed on Tuesday.
Sales of copper, the second main metal in Russian exports, remained at the same level—$1.7 billion — but nickel supplies decreased to $518 million from $709 million.
At the same time, Russia reduced its iron and steel supplies to China by a third to $286.7 million, while simultaneously
increasing exports of products from these metals by 1.8 times to $274 million.
In total, metal supplies from Russia to China increased by 9% to $5.1 billion, compared to $4.7 billion for the same period last year.
