... the possible lifting of the ban on exporting AI-92 gasoline, depending on domestic supply. The initial ban, enforced in March 2024, aimed to prevent fuel price hikes. Experts argue that as demand drops, exports can resume, monitored by the government. ... ... that delays in export removal could harm pricing incentives. Diesel fuel prices remain stable despite seasonal pressures on winter grades. Earlier, Vice Prime Minister Alexander Novak mentioned the potential removal of the AI-92 gasoline export ban,...

... regulator lifts the ban. Partial stabilization was observed around the turn of summer and autumn. Between May 21 and July 29, 2024, gasoline prices rose by a total of 3.8%, while in the subsequent 14 weeks, they increased by only 2.6%. If the regulator ... ... DF prices, though its high-demand season has also ended. The primary driver of DF price increases is now the high demand for winter grades, which are traditionally produced in smaller quantities than summer grades. In October, DF price growth accelerated ...

... could shape financial markets in Europe, the U.S., and beyond, with actionable insights for investors. Thursday, December 12, 2024: Analysis of Key Events and Reports Macroeconomic Events 16:00 (MSK): Russia – Trade Balance for October Russia’s trade ... ... Data The EIA report will shed light on natural gas reserves, an important factor for energy markets, particularly during the winter season. Impact on Europe and the United States Europe: The ECB’s interest rate decision and subsequent press conference ...

... Context and the Gas Market External macroeconomic factors and the gas market situation significantly impacted Gazprom's performance in the first half of 2025. Following the price volatility of gas in 2022–2023, a relative stabilization was observed in 2024–2025, although prices remained below peak levels. The dynamics of gas prices in Europe at the beginning of 2025 were characterized by a relatively mild winter and high storage inventories, which kept export prices at moderate levels. However, Gazprom's direct exposure to the European spot market diminished due to the decline in physical export volumes to Europe. Geopolitical factors and gas exports also ...

... the "Sudzha" station in the overall gas imports to the EU, ongoing gas savings, and reduced consumption in industry. Tereshkin forecasts that the average monthly gas prices in Europe will not exceed $500 per thousand cubic meters in August 2024, after which they will begin to correct, despite the approaching winter season. MOSCOW, August 9 - PRIME. The risk of reduced gas supplies through the "Sudzha" gas measurement station (GMS) has led to an increase in gas prices. The September futures for natural gas at the TTF hub rose by 4% on August 8, ...