... acceleration in gasoline prices, and regulators need to take action. The export ban should cool prices on the exchange and in retail. Likely, in the short term, this measure will have the necessary effect; otherwise, regulators will extend the ban for ... ... Forbes Thus, the example of Russia illustrates that even one of the largest gasoline exporters is willing to limit external sales for the sake of domestic consumers – underscoring the presence of local fuel imbalances across different regions of the ...

... of independent gas stations : experts note that some retailers are currently losing money on selling a liter of gasoline, as retail prices are administratively restrained and have not kept pace with exchange rates. The Russian government is preparing ... ... Additional support measures for the market are expected to be discussed. Among the considered steps are: Increasing the mandatory sale quota of gasoline and diesel on the exchange from the current 15% to 17% of output to enhance supply in the domestic market ...

... excessive profits from fuel exports (when the export alternative exceeds the baseline level, payments to oil producers decrease, reducing incentives for exporting fuel). Mandatory Exchange Sales. Consideration is being given to increasing mandatory exchange sale quotas (from the current 15% of production for gasoline) to enhance market liquidity and saturate the market with supply. It is expected that in August, the growth of retail fuel prices will significantly slow down as oil companies strive to maintain prices, anticipating the quick lifting of the export ban. However, it seems that restrictions will remain in place in September—lifting is likely only closer to the ...

... residential and commercial properties remains one of the key sectors of the economy. Bricklayers, welders, electricians, and tilers will be in demand across the country. Sales Representatives and Cashiers – despite the growth of online commerce, traditional retail remains relevant. Sales consultants and cashiers will be needed in supermarkets, shopping centers, and warehouses. Truck Drivers and Couriers – the delivery of goods and products continues to gain momentum. Couriers and long-haul drivers are essential in both large cities ...

... When the export alternative exceeds the baseline indicative level, payments to oil producers from the budget are reduced, decreasing the incentive to export fuel abroad. Mandatory Exchange Sales. There are considerations to raise the mandatory fuel sales regulations on the exchange (from the current 15% of production volume for gasoline) to increase trading liquidity and saturate the market with supply. It is expected that in August, the growth of retail fuel prices will noticeably slow down, as oil companies will strive to keep prices stable, anticipating a soon-to-be lifted export ban. However, it seems that strict restrictions will likely remain in effect through September, with hopes for a ...