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July 12, 2022
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- Last month the traffic of goods in Russian ports is
decreased by -3.2%
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- In the march-june quarter of this year the decline was
was -3.7%. Accentuated the decrease in goods in
import (-28.5%)
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 Last month, Russian ports handled a total of
about 69.3 million tons of goods, with a decrease in
-3.2% on June 2021. The most pronounced reduction is
was recorded by liquid bulk totalling 34.3
million tons (-5.0%), including 20.9 million tons of
crude oil (-0.5%), 10.6 million tons of products
refined oil (-13.1%), 2.6 million tons of gas
natural liquefied (0%) and 0.1 million tons of products
food (-50.0%). Dry goods fell by -1.4%
amounting to 35.0 million tonnes, of which 19.6 million tonnes
tons of coal (+8.3%), 3.1 million tons of goods in
container (-39.2%), 2.4 million tons of fertilizers
minerals (+60.0%), 2.3 million tons of ferrous metals
(-11.5%), 2.3 million tons of cereals (-14.8%) and 1.3
million tons of minerals (+18.2%).-
- With regard to the different traffic flows, in June 2022 the
export volumes through Russian ports amounted to
56.6 million tons (-0.4%), those in import at 2.4
million tons (-35.1%), cargoes in transit to 4.5 million
of tons (-18.2%) and cabotage traffic to 5.8 million
tons (+3.6%).
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- Last month the largest volume of traffic is
handled by Russian ports in the Sea of Azov/Black Sea basin
which was equal to 20.7 million tons (-9.6%). The
Ports in the Baltic Sea basin handled 20.6 million
tons (-2.8%), those of the Far Eastern basin 19.9
million tons (+3.1%), the Russian ports of the Arctic basin
7.7 million tons (+1.3%) and those of the Caspian Sea basin
0.4 million tons (-33.3%).
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- The Association of Russian Commercial Ports has announced that
in the entire first half of 2022 traffic was
410.0 million tons, with a contraction of -0.5% on the
first half of last year, of which 325.9 million
tons of goods in export (-0.8%), 17.8 million
tons in import (- 11.0%), 31.9 million tons of
cargo in transit (-0.6%) and 34.4 million tons of traffic
cabotage (+9.6%).
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- Altogether in the first six months of this year the Russian ports
of the Sea of Azov/Black Sea handled 124.7 million
tons of goods (-0.6%), those of the Baltic Sea 123.3 (-0.2%), i
ports of the Far East 111.0 million tons (-1.9%), i
ports of the Arctic 48,4 million tons (+4.8%) and the ports of the
Caspian Sea 2.6 million tons (-30.6%).
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- The total number of dry goods handled in the first half
of 2022 is of 190,0 million tons (- 5.4%), included
97.3 million tons of coal (-4.0%), 24.1 million
tons of containerized goods (-20.9%), 15.3 million
tons of cereals (-10.5%), 10.7 million tons of
mineral fertilizers (+15.6%), 6.8 million tons of
minerals (+27.6%) and 13.5 million tons of ferrous metals
(-11,7%). The global flow of liquid bulk has been
220,0 million tons (+4.1%), of which 130,6 million
tons of crude oil (+11.8%), 68.3 million tons
of refined petroleum products (-8.6%), 18.6 million
tons of liquefied natural gas (+7.5%) and 2.1 million
tons of food products (+0.2%).
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- In the second quarter of this year alone the volume of goods
handled by Russian ports was 209.8 million
tons, with a decrease of -2.1% on the corresponding period
of 2021.
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- In the march-june quarter of 2022, period entirely
affected by the effects of the war initiated by Russia
last February 24 with the invasion of the territory of Ukraine, the
Russian ports handled 273.3 million tons of goods,
with a decrease of -3.7% on the march-june quarter of last
year. To be affected in particular by the impact of the crisis
Geopolitics has been the flow of dry goods that is
result of 127.8 million tonnes, with a reduction of
-8.6% on the period March-June 2021, while liquid bulk
have marked a slight increase of +1.0% rising to 145.5 million
Tons. The total number of goods for export is
state of 218.8 million tons (- 3.2%), that of goods in
import of 10.3 million tons (- 28.5%), the figure of
goods in transit of 20.6 million tons (- 5.9%) and that of the
cabotier traffic of 23,6 million tons (+10.3%).
With regard to the various Russian regional port systems, in the
period March-June of 2022 the ports of the Sea of Azov/Black Sea have
enlivened 82.4 million tons of cargo (- 4.5%), ports
of the Baltic Sea 81.4 million tons (-3.7%), those of the Far
East 75.7 million tons (-4.3%), Arctic ports 32.1
million tons (+2.2%) and those of the Caspian Sea 1.7 million
tons (-32.0%).
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