ASTANA, Kazakhstan, September 13. From January through June 2025, Kazakhstan’s trade turnover with EAEU countries totaled $13.45 billion, down 6.9% in nominal terms compared to the same period last year.
According to data from Kazakhstan’s National Statistics Bureau obtained by Trend, exports during this period amounted to $4.54 billion, a decline of 14.1%, while imports reached $8.92 billion, down 2.8%.
Within Kazakhstan’s trade with EAEU countries, the largest share belongs to Russia at 89.1%, followed by Kyrgyzstan at 7.3%, Belarus at 3.4%, and Armenia at 0.2%.
Kazakhstan’s main exports from January to June 2025 included: crude oil and petroleum products from bituminous minerals (52.9%); refined copper and unprocessed copper alloys (4.9%); copper ores and concentrates (3.9%); radioactive chemical elements and isotopes (3.5%); and ferroalloys (2.9%).
On the import side, the largest categories were passenger cars (4.4%); pharmaceutical products (3.4%); motor vehicle bodies (2.4%); parts and accessories for motor vehicles (2.1%); and phones (2%).
