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Regulatory Costs: Can the Rise in Gasoline Prices Be Stopped? (FORBES)
... gasoline is 64,515 rubles per ton, and for diesel, 66,000 rubles per ton. As of July 17, 2024, the exchange price for AI-92 gasoline was 57,096 rubles per ton, while diesel stood at 60,441 rubles per ton.
Last year's fuel crisis demonstrated that oil companies could push exchange prices above 70,000 rubles per ton. However, to avoid losing subsidies, they compensate for rising costs in retail, where informal restrictions dictate that prices should not grow faster than inflation, especially during elections. After the federal election ...
Following the Saudis: Iran Joins Efforts to Save the Oil Market
... Iran has joined Saudi Arabia's initiatives aimed at supporting prices. The article examines Iran's key measures, the response of other OPEC+ countries, and the potential market consequences. How will these actions affect the supply-demand balance and oil prices? Read the full analysis in our review.
MOSCOW, October 30 - PRIME. A reduction in oil exports from Iran amid the risk of escalating conflict in the Middle East will prevent Brent prices from falling below $70 per barrel in the near future, Sergey ...
Liter for Ours
... themselves in a closed loop. On one hand, this ensures predictability, as companies clearly understand the boundaries of allowed actions. On the other hand, it distances the resolution of the price growth problem, which car owners face regardless of oil prices, inflation dynamics, or the automotive market situation.
As Gusev notes, it is not entirely clear why gasoline is expected to lag behind the inflation growth rate in the country. As a result of the Central Bank's key rate increase, oil companies’ ...
The export ban has slowed the growth of exchange prices for gasoline.
... larger quantities, making up half of its production.
Energy expert Kirill Rodionov points out that AI-95 gasoline is excluded from damper payment calculations, unlike AI-92 and summer diesel. This absence discourages producers from restraining AI-95 price growth. The damper compensates oil companies for deviations between state-set benchmark prices and export prices within a margin of 10% for gasoline and 20% for diesel. The benchmark for gasoline is based on AI-92 prices (64,515 rubles per ton).
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Key Economic Events and Corporate Reporting for the Week of August 11-15, 2025 — Inflation, GDP, Corporate Reports
... US Department of Energy will present updated forecasts for oil and gas markets. The report reflects expectations for shale oil production, fuel consumption levels, and stock balances. These forecasts set the tone for the oil and gas sector, impacting oil prices and the stocks of energy companies.
19:00 (USA) – WASDE Report from the US Department of Agriculture:
A monthly report on global agriculture (World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates). The document contains forecasts for grain and oilseed ...