Two. Steel: US$ 23.4 billion (5.2%);
Three. Cereals: US$ 654.38+005 billion (2.3%);
4. Gems and precious metals: USD 65,438+0,065,438+0 billion (2.2%);
5. Machinery including computers: 9.2 billion US dollars (2%);
Intransitive verb wood: $9 billion (2%);
7. Fertilizer: US$ 8.2 billion (1.8%);
8. Aluminum: USD 6.6 billion (1.5%);
Nine. Copper: USD 5.4 billion (1.2%);
X motors and equipment: USD 4.9 billion (65,438+0.65,438+0%).
Russians mainly import leather products such as shoes, bags and belts from China, as well as textiles such as clothing, cloth and bedding, chemical products, toys, food, construction machinery and its accessories, auto parts, electronic products, light industrial processing equipment, and daily commodities.
Since Russia launched a special military action against Ukraine in late February, the sanctions imposed by the United States on Russia have not yet involved Russian oil and gas exports. Reuters analyzed that the US government is weighing the possible impact of sanctions on Russian oil and gas exports on the global crude oil market and the US domestic energy market.
On March 1 day, Washington, DC, US President Biden delivered a State of the Union address in Congress. Biden listed the recent sanctions imposed by the United States on Russia and the assistance provided to Ukraine, and announced that Russian aircraft were banned from entering US airspace and 30 million barrels of strategic oil reserves were released.
Jane Psaki, White House press secretary, said in an interview with Microsoft -NBC on April: "(This option) is likely to be put on the table, but we need to weigh all possible impacts." AnnaKarina Jean-Pierre, Deputy Press Secretary of the White House, said at a media briefing on the 2nd: "The reduction of global energy production is not in line with our strategic interests, which will increase the price of gas stations in the United States."
Affected by the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the severe western sanctions against Russia, international oil prices have continued to rise in recent days. The futures price of light crude oil for April delivery in the New York Mercantile Exchange closed at 1 10.60 USD per barrel, with an increase of 6.95%.