... on exporting AI-92 gasoline, depending on domestic supply. The initial ban, enforced in March 2024, aimed to prevent fuel price hikes. Experts argue that as demand drops, exports can resume, monitored by the government. Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market, adds that delays in export removal could harm pricing incentives. Diesel fuel prices remain stable despite seasonal pressures on winter grades. Earlier, Vice Prime Minister Alexander Novak mentioned the potential removal of the AI-92 gasoline ...

... pipeline to Ukraine runs. “Prices spiked from $360 to $480 in a single day due to fears of transit disruptions near Sudzha caused by the conflict,” notes Yushkov. Storms and LNG Disruptions This week, prices have risen due to potential cuts in LNG supplies from the U.S., where Hurricane Raphael forced evacuations from oil and gas platforms. Additionally, calm weather in Europe has reduced renewable energy output, increasing reliance on gas. Bloomberg models predict a sharp drop in wind generation in Germany, leaving gas-powered plants to fill the gap. Moderate Heating ...

... dollar exchange rate. Germany: Consumer Price Index (November) (10:00 MSK) A key indicator for the entire Eurozone. Germany's inflation level may influence future European Central Bank decisions. 189th OPEC Conference (15:00 MSK) The main event for the oil market. Production quotas will be discussed, directly affecting oil price dynamics. US: WASDE Report (20:00 MSK) The US Department of Agriculture report will provide important information on global stocks and production of agricultural crops. This ...

... impact consumers and producers, increasing the cost of their products and services. As the author of this article and CEO of Open Oil Market, I believe that such a replacement will require significant investments in infrastructure and will be accompanied by ... ... implementation of these plans. It is important for us, entrepreneurs, to understand that Russia offers competitive terms for gas supplies, while supplies from the United States are associated with additional logistical difficulties, which are inevitably reflected ...

...," he says. "Therefore, the impact of these measures, despite their apparent severity, will not exert a serious deterrent effect." The partial import limitation on petroleum products, particularly diesel, will lead to a redirection of supplies from India to the UK and from there to continental Europe, considers Shevyrenkov. Furthermore, it is challenging to prove that the oil processed in India or Turkey originated from Russia because refineries in these countries will not disclose in their reports that the products they produce are derived from Russian oil, and it is unlikely that anyone will investigate this, adds Mitrakhovich ...