... gasoline) and $45 per barrel for dark products (fuel oil). It was supposed that the functioning of the mechanism would be evaluated every two months, based on market conditions and that the ceiling would be set at a discount of -5% from the average market price for Russian oil and oil products, calculated based on data from the International Energy Agency. Additionally, after each change in the ceiling price, a transitional period of 90 days was supposed to be in effect before it came into force. However, the restrictions ...

... produced gasoline volumes to the domestic market in the coming month. It is expected to increase supply in the market and cool fuel prices, which reached record levels in July. Domestic gasoline demand in Russia is currently high, and traditional export markets (CIS countries, Asia) will temporarily not receive Russian gasoline, except for shipments under previously concluded intergovernmental agreements within the Eurasian Union. Experts believe that this ban is temporary: by autumn, with the end of seasonal work, the situation is expected to normalize, and ...

... Andrey Kosogov for $1.75 billion, while the state corporation "Rostec" acquired the business quarter "Rostec-City" for approximately $0.82 billion. Traditionally, large institutional players and state funds are the main buyers in the Russian market. Interest in deals is shown by both private investors (private equity funds, business angels) and state corporations, but the latter are selective about target assets based on strategic importance. Foreign investors have effectively exited the ...

..., Brussels has extended the regulations for mandatory storage filling for another two years to maintain high reserve levels for future winters, and discussions on potential new restrictions on Russian gas imports are underway at the political level. Russian Fuel Market: Export Ban and Price Stabilization The domestic market for oil products in Russia is experiencing a tense situation this summer, driven by a rapid increase in prices for gasoline and diesel fuel. In July, exchange prices for automotive gasoline ...

... "not concerned" about any potential negative market reactions to the implementation of new stringent measures against Russia. This involves the potential introduction of maximum tariffs on Russian goods and secondary sanctions against buyers of Russian oil and gas. The prospect of such moves keeps market participants on edge, considering the risks to global energy supply chains. Moscow, for its part, has indicated it does not intend to change its policy in the face of external ultimatums. As a result, parallel processes of trade thaw between major ...