... the remaining voluntary restrictions amounting to 1.65 million bpd (extended until the end of 2026) will be assessed. Russian Oil Products Market: Export Ban and Price Stabilization The internal fuel market in Russia continues to enforce a complete ban on the export of certain oil products, primarily motor gasoline. The government has previously extended these restrictions to all producers and traders: from late July until August 31, 2025, the export of gasoline from the country is banned. This emergency measure aims to saturate the domestic market and curb the rise ...

..., during the last week of July, gasoline at filling stations rose by another 0.3% (for the year, the increase is ~4.6%, slightly above overall inflation of ~4.5%). As of July 31, exchange prices for automotive gasoline remained near peak values. The government signaled that it does not rule out extending the export ban beyond August 31 if there is no significant stabilization in wholesale and retail segments. "Amid declining refining profits, exchange prices are likely to remain around current levels, regardless of whether the export ban is extended," ...

... price increases within inflation limits is likely to be upheld for diesel but breached for gasoline. As a result, the export ban on gasoline could extend into early 2025. Gusev believes it may be time to revisit state price regulation. The wholesale ... ... maintain equipment, and grow their businesses. Relying entirely on sales of ancillary goods is not feasible everywhere, and government subsidies for gas stations are unlikely under current conditions. Translated using ChatGPT Sourse: https://rg....

... transfers the amount to Gazprom. There is no alternative payment method. Russian LNG, which has made Russia the second-largest supplier to the EU in recent months, is also at risk. The EU is drafting its 15th sanctions package, potentially including a ban on Russian LNG. Pipeline Threats European companies are expected to push for U.S. exceptions to the sanctions, says Igor Yushkov, an expert at the National Energy Security Fund and the Financial University under the Russian government. The U.S. has a history of granting such exceptions, either temporary or permanent. "If they fail to secure an exception by December 20, U.S. sanctions, which have extraterritorial reach, will force European companies to comply and ...

... prepare for a shifting landscape. Discover what this strategic decision means for the global energy sector and how nations might adapt to new challenges. Russia Temporarily Bans Enriched Uranium Exports to the US: What Are the Implications? The Russian government has recently implemented a temporary ban on exporting enriched uranium to the United States, an announcement that could send significant ripples through both the global energy market and the political landscape. This decision, as reported by TASS, raises questions about the implications ...