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Surge predicted in Russia-India trade

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December 21, 2023
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Published: December 21, 2023 12:59 pm
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Volumes are projected to reach $100 billion by 2030

Trade between India and Russia is expected to reach $100 billion by the end of the decade, Kommersant reported on Thursday, citing analysts from the Russian-Asian Business Council (RABC).

Russian exports to India are forecast to grow from $32.5 billion in 2022 to as much as $95 billion in 2030, while imports are predicted to surge from $2.5 billion to more than $20 billion over the same period.

Trade between the two countries was much less significant before 2022, although Western sanctions imposed on Russia over the Ukraine conflict have forced Moscow to redirect exports to Asia.

Russian export growth will largely be driven by energy resources, while the rise in imports from India will come from increased purchases of pharmaceutical and chemical products, according to experts. 

India has become one of the largest buyers of Russian oil and coal since February 2022. RABC analysts expect demand for these commodities in the South Asian nation to increase further in years to come.

Russia is also expected to boost sales of fertilizers, machinery and equipment, wood produce, and base metals to India.

Meanwhile, Indian exports to Russia are forecast to see a major increase, as pharmaceutical companies as well as suppliers of chemical products and seafood expand their presence in the Russian market.

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India’s foreign trade in rupees gains momentum – media

Analysts stressed that the current trade imbalance in favor of Russia is partially due to the withdrawal of some Indian corporate majors from the Russian market under the threat of US secondary sanctions.

The refusal of some parties to use the Indian rupee in trade settlements has also contributed to the imbalance, the RABC said.

Russian banks have opened so-called vostro accounts in India in order to carry out commercial settlements in national currencies. The facility allows parties to conduct transactions in rupees and convert them into rubles.

However, the flow of rubles to authorized Indian lenders can only be ensured by local exporters, whose funds are often insufficient.

Experts noted that Russian investments in India are currently stagnant “against the backdrop of an increase in the volume of rupees in the accounts of leading Russian financial and energy companies.”

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