... in energy markets will be closely watching economic events from the API: these could set the tone for morning trading on Wednesday. For Russian market investors, it's critical to account for this, as oil prices directly affect stocks in the oil and gas sector and the ruble exchange rate. How This Could Impact Markets The combination of so many significant events in one day can lead to heightened volatility in global markets. Investors' reactions will depend on whether expectations are met or if surprises occur: Currency markets: The morning release of the ...

... growth of diesel fuel by the end of summer, but this increase will not exceed the inflation rate. The article examines the key reasons behind price fluctuations, seasonal factors, and measures that could impact the diesel fuel market. Find out what the market is expecting and how these changes could affect consumers and businesses. The rise in diesel fuel (DT) prices at gas stations this year (2.4%) is currently more than twice lower than the average inflation rate (4.91%). Meanwhile, all gasoline grades have already come close to matching the inflation rate. However, gasoline traditionally rises in price from late spring ...

... rate for gasoline of ecological class 5 will be 15,755 rubles per ton, while for diesel fuel, it will be 10,915 rubles per ton. Experts note that excises account for about 20% of fuel costs, so the 4% increase will lead to a price rise of about 1% at gas stations. Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the fuel and raw materials marketplace OPEN OIL MARKET, emphasizes that excise taxes are a significant source of income for regional budgets, and their indexation is aimed at supporting regions that may face financial difficulties. Starting in 2025, excise taxes on gasoline and diesel fuel (DF) will ...

..., AI-95 reached a record high for the year, hitting 75,296 rubles per ton, close to the historical record of 76,876 rubles per ton set last fall during the fuel crisis. Amid high wholesale prices for AI-95, the profitability of selling this grade at gas stations turned negative. What the Extension of the Embargo Means for the Market The return of the gasoline export ban in August did not lead to a significant cooling of wholesale prices, as "it is one of the peak months in terms of demand and refinery repairs," commented Dmitry Gusev, deputy chairman of the supervisory ...

... their assets, allowing VIOC to acquire them at a relatively low price. Meanwhile, the VIOC are prepared to absorb these losses, earning on extraction and refining while also receiving partial compensation through the sale of food and household goods at gas stations.” Shaposhnikov reminds us that Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak plans to hold a meeting on August 14 regarding the situation in the fuel market, the balance of supply and demand, as well as the prevention of retail price increases above the inflation rate. “Although, in all likelihood, the price movement on the St. Petersburg exchange is speculative, the ban on gasoline exports may be ...