... duration of the export embargo and the effectiveness of accompanying measures. Administrative actions may likely help contain fuel price increases in August–September. However, should the prohibition be lifted prematurely in the fall, a new round of price growth may occur, as the root causes of the imbalance (low gasoline stocks and limited refinery capacity during maintenance) have yet to be fully addressed. The government must balance the need to control prices for consumers while providing sufficient incentives for producers to prevent a recurrence of fuel shortages ...

... further price dynamics will depend on the duration of export restrictions and the effectiveness of other measures. Administrative steps are likely to prevent fuel price hikes in August–September. However, if the ban is lifted in the fall, a new surge in prices cannot be ruled out if the root causes of the crisis—low gasoline stocks and maintenance downtimes at refineries—are not addressed. The government will have to balance the need to maintain prices in the domestic market with creating incentives for oil producers to prevent fuel shortages during the harvest period and ...

... July 27, 2025, the energy sector faces a myriad of challenges and opportunities. Recent days have seen a notable change in oil prices, which have risen amidst instability in the global economy. Gasoline exports are also showing positive momentum, benefiting refineries. Special attention is drawn to gas reserves, which ... ... stable due to producer coordination, yet it is sensitive to economic risks. European Gas Market: approaches winter with record stocks, decreasing fears of sharp price spikes. Russian Fuel Market: is increasingly regulated by the state; such "manual" ...

... sector due to U.S. pressure on India regarding oil reserves and exports. This, in turn, has affected global petroleum product prices, including gasoline. In an unstable gas market and under sanctions against several countries, the effects of government decisions are felt ... ... by several factors. First, statistics from the U.S. Department of Energy indicated an unexpected decrease in commercial oil stocks by about 3 million barrels over the last week, signaling robust demand and supporting the market. Second, investors are ...

... market. While the export of petroleum products continues to be in the spotlight, oil prices fluctuate amid political and economic turmoil. OPEC+ also contributes to price-setting... ... end, leading to a decrease in consumption as the vacation season closes. For example, gasoline demand traditionally declines in the fall, which is already becoming apparent... ... in the FES in the EU remain vigilant, continuing to monitor infrastructure risks and stock levels. Coal Industry: Price Growth and Return to Traditional Energy Sources The...