... participants. Washington is intensifying sanctions pressure on the largest buyers of Russian energy resources. Following measures against India, threats of tariffs are now being directed at China, increasing geopolitical tension. Against this backdrop, global oil prices, which experienced fluctuations, have ceased their decline and are demonstrating relative stabilization, as OPEC+'s actions and the outlook for negotiations impart cautious optimism. In Russia, a strict export ban on oil products remains in place ...

... energy complex (FEC) as of August 13, 2025 attract investor attention due to their ambiguity. Geopolitical tensions continue to escalate: Washington is expanding its sanctions pressure and hints at measures against China following India. Simultaneously, global oil prices remain relatively stable in the mid-$60 range per barrel, reflecting a balance between risks and OPEC+ efforts. In Russia, exchange prices for petroleum products have reached historic highs despite a ban on fuel exports and subsidies – the government ...

... energy complex (FEC) as of August 14, 2025, demonstrate contradictory trends. Geopolitical tensions remain high: Washington is intensifying sanctions pressure and hinting at measures against China following recent steps against India. At the same time, global oil prices are relatively stable at mid-$60 per barrel, reflecting a fragile balance between risks and OPEC+ efforts. In Russia, exchange prices for fuel are hitting new records despite an export ban and existing subsidies, prompting the government to prepare ...

... are being implemented to stabilize the fuel market following a recent price surge. Below is a detailed overview of key news and trends in the oil, gas, electricity, and commodity sectors as of this date. Oil Market: Supply Pressure and Modest Demand Global oil prices remain under moderate pressure. The North Sea Brent is trading at around $65–67 per barrel, while American WTI hovers around $62–64. Current prices are approximately 10–15% lower than last year’s levels, reflecting a gradual market correction ...

... are attracting the attention of investors and market participants. The United States is intensifying sanctions against buyers of Russian oil, impacting the interests of major oil companies and international trade. Amid this geopolitical tension, global oil prices have decreased, while fuel companies assess production prospects under the OPEC+ agreement. Russia continues to impose restrictions on the export of refined oil products to maintain stability in the domestic fuel market. Meanwhile, Europe is ...