... Sergey Tereshkin analyzes why the ban on gasoline exports introduced in Russia in August 2024 did not lead to a decrease in fuel prices at gas stations. Despite the export restrictions, prices continued to rise due to several factors, including scheduled refinery maintenance,... ... prices continue to climb. The export ban, reinstated on August 1 and extended until the end of the year, has failed to halt this trend. According to the Moscow Fuel Association (MTA), in the week of September 2-8 alone, gasoline prices in Moscow rose by 24 ...

.... This is particularly relevant for assessing the region’s economic recovery and investment opportunities in energy-intensive sectors. The Baker Hughes rig count remains a critical marker for the energy market. It provides a window into production trends that directly impact oil and gas prices, influencing everything from industrial costs to consumer energy bills. For the U.S., these numbers are also a reflection of the energy sector's response to global demand and pricing pressures. Corporate dividend updates in Russia, while region-specific,...

A commentary for "Rossiyskaya Gazeta." "Why Are Retail Gasoline Prices Rising?" In this piece, I analyze the reasons behind the increase in gasoline prices at gas stations. The article explains how factors such as supply and demand, taxes, global oil prices, and government regulation influence price dynamics. Learn about the current trends in the fuel market and why prices continue to climb—read my in-depth analysis on the website. Deputy Prime Minister ...

I commented for "Vedomosti" on the decrease in diesel fuel prices in Russia. In October 2024, wholesale prices for gasoline in Russia began to ... ... oil refineries, and the ongoing ban on gasoline exports. Experts predict that this trend will continue in the coming months. Wholesale gasoline prices in Russia began... ... minimum for refinery trading is 15% of gasoline production and 16% of diesel. At gas stations, the price of motor fuel continues to rise moderately, slightly outpacing...

... prices caught up with the national average inflation level. At the beginning of June, Anton Rubtsov, the director of the Oil and Gas Complex Department of the Ministry of Energy, reported that the Russian market was fully supplied with gasoline and diesel ... ... that there should be no cause for concern. What is worrisome, however, is that exchange quotations are rising despite falling prices for Russian oil (following global trends) and regardless of the strengthening ruble. Exchange trading operates according to market laws, and the increase in quotations ...