... impact of gasoline price hikes directly on their wallets. Refueling a full tank costs more, reducing disposable income for households. The increase in gasoline prices affects the budgets of both ordinary drivers and entrepreneurs for whom transportation costs are significant. This can lead to a reduction in discretionary travel, increasing the demand for cheaper types of fuel (for example, AI-92 over AI-95) or a shift towards alternative fuels like gas-powered options. Additionally, rising fuel prices often have indirect effects on the economy: ...

Tereshkin: Reducing Russian Railways' tariffs for oil companies would stabilize fuel prices (RIA Novosti). Expert Sergey Tereshkin proposed a series of measures to stabilize fuel prices in Russia. He noted that it is necessary to reduce the costs for oil companies, including lowering Russian Railways' tariffs for transporting oil products. Tereshkin also suggested a partial reduction of excise taxes, which would save about 250 billion rubles per year. These steps could help alleviate pressure on retail prices, especially for high-octane fuel, which continues to rise due to infrastructure issues. For more details on the solutions,...

... relative cheapness of oil in the first half of the year (WTI quotes are currently ~20% lower than a year ago) has reduced refiners' costs, allowing them to pass some of this advantage onto end consumers. The decline in American fuel prices occurs alongside improvements ... ... enhance raw material availability and exert downward pressure on global oil prices, indirectly facilitating further gasoline price reductions. In other words, the American refined products market is currently favorable for consumers: supply exceeds demand, ...

... Western Europe and the U.S. (including the decommissioning of some facilities in California)—pose risks of localized supply reductions in the future. However, as of now, summer 2025 is relatively quiet for the oil products market: fuel prices are either ... ... decisions (primarily by the U.S. Federal Reserve) on interest rates and the dynamics of the dollar may reflect on borrowing costs, investment, and consequently, demand for energy resources. Sanctions and Trade Disputes: Developments in the sanction rhetoric ...

... potential impact of restrictions on the revenues of oil companies , while agrarians and transporters are hoping for a prompt reduction in gasoline and diesel prices domestically. The government, in turn, signals that it will not allow a fuel crisis: additional ... ... last year, impacting the revenues of Russian coal producers. Many mining companies are facing profit pressures and optimizing costs. Nevertheless, the government declares support for the sector: projects are being implemented to develop port infrastructure ...