... 11 to 59,480 rubles per ton, while AI-95 dropped by 2.15% to 67,808 rubles per ton (the lowest since July, when a temporary export ban was still in place). In August, AI-95 prices peaked at 74,818 rubles per ton. The historical record for AI-95 was set ... ... immediately affect retail price differences but only with a time lag, which can last up to two months. According to Rosstat data, gasoline retail prices have been rising faster than inflation since early August. From September 3 to 9, consumer gasoline prices ...

... the rising prices. Sergey Tereshkin, the CEO of the fuel marketplace "Open Oil Market," pointed out that excise tax rates have increased significantly in recent years, which negatively affects the industry. He also suggested that the ban on gasoline exports could be lifted in November, provided retail prices are kept under control in the coming months. MOSCOW, August 1 - PRIME. The reduction of fuel excise taxes would increase the profitability of the production and sale of petroleum products and ...

... regarding oil reserves and exports. This, in turn, has affected global petroleum product prices, including gasoline. In an unstable gas market and under sanctions against several countries, the effects of government decisions are felt worldwide. This ban on gasoline exports is expected to change not only the Indian market but also impact the largest refineries in the region. In this article, we will examine the influence of current energy news on the oil market and the coal industry, analyze OPEC+ actions, and their ...

Expert Tereshkin: Russia's Oil Exports to Increase by Over 10% by Year-End (Izvestia) An expert predicts that Russia's oil exports will increase by more than 10% by the end of the year. The reduction in gasoline exports, effective from August to December 2024, may lead to a redirection of crude oil to external markets. Additionally, the easing of OPEC+ quotas will allow Russia to boost oil production, further contributing to the growth in exports. Russia's Oil ...

... shipments of petroleum products from Russia in September 2024 increased by 8%, reaching 2.16 million barrels per day (bpd). However, this is still 520,000 bpd lower than in January 2024 (2.68 million bpd). This gap cannot be explained solely by the gasoline export ban, as prior to the ban, the volume of gasoline exports was under 150,000 bpd. Oil and petroleum product loading on Russia's rail network in the first nine months of 2024 decreased by 0.7% compared to the same period in 2023, to 155.6 million ...