To the first three months of 2022, while those to Kazakhstan (+136%), Armenia (+121%)Īnd Kyrgyz Republic (+99%) increased sharply. In Q1 2023, exports of domestically produced goods to Russia collapsed by 47% compared.Instead, imports of crude oil from Saudi Arabia, the US, Kazakhstan Since the import ban as of December 2022, Dutch firms have imported considerably lessĬrude oil from Russia.The Russian share in Dutch exports fell from 0.6% in Q1 2022 to 0.3% in the same quarter To Russia has decreased every month since March 2022 relative to the same month in 2021. The Russian share in Dutch imports fell fromĤ% in Q1 2022 to 1% in the same quarter of 2023. Than a month after the start of the war and the first sanctions, the value of Dutch The EU has imposed sanctions on Russia in response to the war against Ukraine.Of female entrepreneurship following the Dutch policy on inclusiveness and equality Finally, in section 2.6 we look at the development We consider the Netherlands’ dependence on China, among others, in relation to the We discuss the trade relationship between the Netherlands and China. On the rapid growth of goods trade: section 2.3 will give an overview of this. The huge inflationįigures call for a careful distinction between the effects of price and volume developments Trade with Russia and the impact of the sanctions imposed on it. The first section will discuss the development of Dutch Economically, the whole world is feeling the effects of the war, toĪ greater or lesser extent. The war in Ukraine is the first important situation This chapter focuses on important current developments events and trends that areĪffecting the Dutch economy in 2023. Had a 14.6% share of total Dutch imports.ĭutch goods trade with China (incl. Authors: Sarah Creemers, Daniël Herbers, Pascal Ramaekers, Janneke Rooyakkers Development of the Dutch goods trade with China between 19.

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