... Key actions include: Total Ban on Gasoline Exports. The introduction of a temporary embargo on gasoline exports for all producers starting August 1, 2025, for at least one month, is in the final stages of agreement. (Previously, since March, partial export restrictions on gasoline for independent traders were in place; now these restrictions will apply to the entire market to direct additional fuel volumes for domestic needs. If necessary, the ban may be extended until the end of September.) Increased Monitoring ...

Japan has lifted restrictions on the export of hybrid vehicles to Russia, opening up new opportunities for Russian car enthusiasts and investors. How will this decision impact the Russian automotive market and investment prospects? Our article examines the changes that will occur with the ...

... refineries, but at the end of July, they were extended to vertically integrated fuel producers, effectively imposing a complete embargo on gasoline exports for a month, with the possibility of extension into September. The government notes that the export restrictions enable additional supplies of fuel to be directed to the domestic market. Major oil companies have increased gasoline shipments to domestic exchanges, helping to stabilize wholesale prices somewhat. At the end of July, prices for gasoline ...

..., a trend toward stabilization has emerged due to signals of governmental intervention. Diesel fuel, which has experienced less shortage, has barely increased in price. Experts note that the future price trajectory will depend on the duration of the export restrictions and the success of other measures. It is likely that administrative methods will help contain fuel price growth in August–September. However, if the ban is lifted in the fall, a new wave of price increases may occur if root causes such ...

... government intervention have allowed for a trend reversal and have indicated stabilization. Diesel fuel, experiencing less scarcity, has almost ceased to increase in price. Experts note that the further dynamics of prices will depend on the duration of export restrictions and the effectiveness of supportive measures. Administrative steps are likely to help contain fuel price increases in August-September. However, if the ban is lifted in the fall, another price surge is not excluded if the root causes of the ...