Chinese auto parts deliveries to Russia up 15% over seven months, Kommersant reports
Imports of automotive parts from China to Russia increased approximately 15%, totaling $1.3 billion from January to July. This information was reported by the Russian business daily Kommersant, citing data from the car dealer Rolf.
Claims & verification status
The total value of automotive parts imported from China to Russia amounted to $1.3 billion from January to July.
Imports of automotive parts from China to Russia increased approximately 15% from January to July.
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Impact analysis
Who claims what
- —Imports of automotive parts from China to Russia increased approximately 15% from January to July — not independently verified (per Kommersant).
- —The total value of automotive parts imported from China to Russia amounted to $1.3 billion from January to July — not independently verified (per Kommersant).
Our assessment
If these reports are accurate, increased imports of Chinese auto parts signal further integration of Russia into non-Western supply chains and continued demand for automotive…
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