If in March the Russian Federation sold 2. 55 million barrels a day in the PRC, then by June the volume dropped to 2. 05 million barrels a day, and in July amounted to 1. 9 million. Therefore, in 4 months the supply of oil to China fell into 30 months %, and since the beginning of the year - by 22% (in December it was 2. 25 million barrels per day). Moscow's income from oil supplies to the PRC in January-March amounted to $ 16. 34 billion. But China was not left without oil.
Russian oil in the PRC is replaced by supplies from the Middle East: imports from Saudi Arabia increased by 13% in July, and import from Malaysia - by 61%. Malaysia, it is worth noting, is the main hub from the transit of oil from the sub -country countries - Iran and Venezuela. At the same time, China remains the largest buyer of Russian oil, taking 43% of all barrels exported abroad.
Of all the goods that Russia supplies to the PRC, almost two -thirds accounting for oil, and more than 90%of raw materials. At the same time, the Prime Minister of the State Council of the People's Republic of China, who stated that Russia and China strengthen political mutual believe, and relations, and the relations, and the relations of the Russian Federation itself, and the Prime Minister of the State Council itself.
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