Trade with Russia in 2022: whose trade raised or cut Russia's earnings?
How much more or less Russia kept (taxes and profit, not the sales value) from trade with each country in 2022 than in a world without the war. The table starts with China, Türkiye and India.
These numbers measure money: aid to Ukraine and the change in what Russia keeps from trade, against a world without the war. Weapons count at their money value: aid at market value when delivered, weapons and troops sent to Russia at the seller's gain where Russia paid and in full where it did not. Votes, diplomacy and intent are not in them.
Ranking · 60
Sorted by “Russia kept from trade, vs no war” in euros, from where Russia kept more to where it kept less, in 2022. More or less: how much more or less Russia kept (taxes and profit, not sales) than in a world without the war; + adds to its support for Ukraine, − takes from it; + toward Ukraine, − toward Russia.
| # | Country | Russia kept from trade, vs no war | Support for Ukraine | Russian money frozen (return lost) | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | China | €20.8bn more0.12% of GDP more · €15 per person more | −€0.16bn<0.01% of GDP | – | −€21bn−0.12% of GDP |
| 2 | Türkiye | €15.1bn more1.4% of GDP more · €177 per person more | +€0.11bn+0.01% of GDP | – | −€15bn−1.4% of GDP |
| 3 | India | €13.2bn more0.40% of GDP more · €9 per person more | −€40m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€13.2bn−0.40% of GDP |
| 4 | Hungary | €8.3bn more4.4% of GDP more · €869 per person more | +€0.27bn+0.14% of GDP | €14m<0.01% of GDP | −€8bn−4.2% of GDP |
| 5 | Austria | €4.2bn more0.88% of GDP more · €453 per person more | +€0.82bn+0.17% of GDP | €53m0.01% of GDP | −€3.3bn−0.69% of GDP |
| 6 | Italy | €3.9bn more0.18% of GDP more · €66 per person more | +€2.9bn+0.14% of GDP | €0.22bn0.01% of GDP | −€0.78bn−0.04% of GDP |
| 7 | Greece | €3.5bn more1.6% of GDP more · €334 per person more | +€0.42bn+0.19% of GDP | €21m<0.01% of GDP | −€3bn−1.4% of GDP |
| 8 | Germany | €3.2bn more0.08% of GDP more · €39 per person more | +€14.7bn+0.35% of GDP | €0.36bn<0.01% of GDP | +€11.9bn+0.28% of GDP |
| 9 | Czechia | €3bn more0.96% of GDP more · €271 per person more | +€1.5bn+0.48% of GDP | €22m<0.01% of GDP | −€1.4bn−0.47% of GDP |
| 10 | Belgium | €2bn more0.34% of GDP more · €172 per person more | +€0.90bn+0.15% of GDP | €0.75bn0.13% of GDP | −€0.38bn−0.06% of GDP |
| 11 | Slovakia | €1.9bn more1.6% of GDP more · €358 per person more | +€0.48bn+0.40% of GDP | €10m<0.01% of GDP | −€1.4bn−1.2% of GDP |
| 12 | France | €1.4bn more0.05% of GDP more · €21 per person more | +€3.5bn+0.13% of GDP | €0.41bn0.01% of GDP | +€2.6bn+0.09% of GDP |
| 13 | Bulgaria | €1.3bn more1.3% of GDP more · €197 per person more | +€0.21bn+0.22% of GDP | €7m<0.01% of GDP | −€1.1bn−1.1% of GDP |
| 14 | Serbia | €0.95bn more1.3% of GDP more · €144 per person more | +€1m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.95bn−1.3% of GDP |
| 15 | Malaysia | €0.69bn more0.18% of GDP more · €19 per person more | −€1m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.69bn−0.18% of GDP |
| 16 | Switzerland | €0.67bn more0.08% of GDP more · €74 per person more | +€1.6bn+0.19% of GDP | €0.14bn0.02% of GDP | +€1.1bn+0.13% of GDP |
| 17 | Slovenia | €0.65bn more1.0% of GDP more · €303 per person more | +€0.10bn+0.17% of GDP | €6m<0.01% of GDP | −€0.54bn−0.85% of GDP |
| 18 | Brazil | €0.60bn more0.03% of GDP more · €3 per person more | +€3m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.60bn−0.03% of GDP |
| 19 | South Africa | €0.57bn more0.15% of GDP more · €9 per person more | +€2m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.57bn−0.15% of GDP |
| 20 | Japan | €0.48bn more0.01% of GDP more · €4 per person more | +€1.1bn+0.03% of GDP | €3m<0.01% of GDP | +€0.63bn+0.02% of GDP |
| 21 | Georgia | €0.41bn more1.5% of GDP more · €107 per person more | +€3m+0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.41bn−1.5% of GDP |
| 22 | Morocco | €0.36bn more0.26% of GDP more · €9 per person more | −€12m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.37bn−0.27% of GDP |
| 23 | Indonesia | €0.34bn more0.03% of GDP more · €1 per person more | −€25m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.37bn−0.03% of GDP |
| 24 | Kazakhstan | €0.33bn more0.14% of GDP more · €16 per person more | +€2m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.33bn−0.14% of GDP |
| 25 | Uzbekistan | €0.31bn more0.31% of GDP more · €9 per person more | −€1m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.31bn−0.31% of GDP |
| 26 | Hong Kong | €0.30bn more0.09% of GDP more · €41 per person more | −€3m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.31bn−0.09% of GDP |
| 27 | Oman | €0.30bn more0.30% of GDP more · €57 per person more | −€3m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.30bn−0.30% of GDP |
| 28 | Egypt | €0.29bn more0.07% of GDP more · €3 per person more | −€7m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.30bn−0.08% of GDP |
| 29 | Mongolia | €0.28bn more1.5% of GDP more · €80 per person more | – | – | −€0.28bn−1.5% of GDP |
| 30 | Iraq | €0.26bn more0.10% of GDP more · €6 per person more | −€21m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.29bn−0.11% of GDP |
| 31 | Pakistan | €0.26bn more0.08% of GDP more · €1 per person more | −€19m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.27bn−0.08% of GDP |
| 32 | Sri Lanka | €0.25bn more0.31% of GDP more · €11 per person more | −€1m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.25bn−0.31% of GDP |
| 33 | Azerbaijan | €0.22bn more0.32% of GDP more · €22 per person more | +€14m+0.02% of GDP | – | −€0.21bn−0.30% of GDP |
| 34 | Tunisia | €0.21bn more0.47% of GDP more · €17 per person more | −€5m−0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.22bn−0.49% of GDP |
| 35 | Moldova | €0.19bn more1.3% of GDP more · €81 per person more | +€24m+0.15% of GDP | – | −€0.17bn−1.1% of GDP |
| 36 | Tajikistan | €0.19bn more1.6% of GDP more · €18 per person more | – | – | −€0.19bn−1.6% of GDP |
| 37 | Croatia | €0.18bn more0.24% of GDP more · €47 per person more | +€0.15bn+0.19% of GDP | €6m<0.01% of GDP | −€29m−0.04% of GDP |
| 38 | Saudi Arabia | €0.18bn more0.02% of GDP more · €5 per person more | +€13m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.17bn−0.01% of GDP |
| 39 | Tanzania | €0.17bn more0.24% of GDP more · €3 per person more | −€1m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.18bn−0.24% of GDP |
| 40 | Latvia | €0.17bn more0.45% of GDP more · €93 per person more | +€0.23bn+0.58% of GDP | €4m<0.01% of GDP | +€57m+0.15% of GDP |
| 41 | North Macedonia | €0.17bn more1.2% of GDP more · €93 per person more | +€27m+0.19% of GDP | – | −€0.14bn−0.98% of GDP |
| 42 | Iran | €0.16bn more0.04% of GDP more · €2 per person more | −€1m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.16bn−0.04% of GDP |
| 43 | Armenia | €0.16bn more0.73% of GDP more · €52 per person more | −€1m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.16bn−0.74% of GDP |
| 44 | Australia | €0.16bn more<0.01% of GDP · €6 per person more | +€0.51bn+0.03% of GDP | €2m<0.01% of GDP | +€0.36bn+0.02% of GDP |
| 45 | Libya | €0.15bn more0.35% of GDP more · €20 per person more | −€4m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.15bn−0.36% of GDP |
| 46 | Kenya | €0.13bn more0.12% of GDP more · €2 per person more | −€2m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.13bn−0.13% of GDP |
| 47 | Yemen | €0.13bn more1.5% of GDP more · €3 per person more | −€4m−0.04% of GDP | – | −€0.13bn−1.5% of GDP |
| 48 | United Arab Emirates | €0.13bn more0.03% of GDP more · €11 per person more | +€2m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.12bn−0.03% of GDP |
| 49 | Nepal | €0.11bn more0.29% of GDP more · €4 per person more | −€2m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€0.12bn−0.30% of GDP |
| 50 | Kyrgyzstan | €0.11bn more0.76% of GDP more · €15 per person more | – | – | −€0.11bn−0.76% of GDP |
| 51 | Algeria | €0.10bn more0.04% of GDP more · €2 per person more | +€2m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€99m−0.04% of GDP |
| 52 | Burkina Faso | €98m more0.51% of GDP more · €4 per person more | +€1m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€98m−0.51% of GDP |
| 53 | Senegal | €90m more0.32% of GDP more · €5 per person more | – | – | −€91m−0.32% of GDP |
| 54 | Mozambique | €72m more0.37% of GDP more · €2 per person more | – | – | −€72m−0.37% of GDP |
| 55 | Paraguay | €71m more0.18% of GDP more · €10 per person more | – | – | −€71m−0.18% of GDP |
| 56 | Côte d'Ivoire | €70m more0.09% of GDP more · €2 per person more | – | – | −€70m−0.09% of GDP |
| 57 | Cyprus | €58m more0.18% of GDP more · €43 per person more | +€52m+0.16% of GDP | €13m0.04% of GDP | +€7m+0.02% of GDP |
| 58 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | €51m more0.20% of GDP more · €16 per person more | +€2m<0.01% of GDP | – | −€49m−0.19% of GDP |
| 59 | Spain | €46m more<0.01% of GDP · €1 per person more | +€2.1bn+0.14% of GDP | €0.14bn<0.01% of GDP | +€2.2bn+0.15% of GDP |
| 60 | Afghanistan | €46m more0.30% of GDP more · €1 per person more | – | – | −€46m−0.30% of GDP |
Each row: that year's amount, a best estimate. The ranges and chances are for the totals since 2022, on each country's page.
Party to the war (with Russia), not ranked
- Belarus: Russia kept from trade, vs no war €1.2bn more
- North Korea: Russia kept from trade, vs no war €3m less
Related
- Aid to Ukraine in 2022
- Trade with Russia in 2023
- Trade with Russia in 2024
- Trade with Russia in 2025
- Trade with Russia in 2026
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Cite as: War Balance, figures to August 2026, https://warbalance.org/trade-with-russia-2022/