... is currently influenced by several factors: OPEC+ Production Increase. The oil alliance continues to increase supply: in August, the production ceiling for key participants was raised by 548 thousand barrels per day, with a similar move expected in September. In April–July 2025, quotas were systematically increased, leading to a rise in commercial oil and petroleum product reserves globally. Slowing Demand Growth. The International Energy Agency (IEA) has lowered its forecast for global oil demand growth in 2025 to approximately ...

... Total Ban on Gasoline Exports. The introduction of a temporary embargo on gasoline exports for all producers starting August 1, 2025, for at least one month, is in the final stages of agreement. (Previously, since March, partial export restrictions on gasoline ... ... the entire market to direct additional fuel volumes for domestic needs. If necessary, the ban may be extended until the end of September.) Increased Monitoring and Dampening Measures. Monitoring of fuel trading on exchanges has been intensified, and a dampening ...

... year ago, reflecting a gradual market correction following the peak energy crisis of 2022–2023. Several factors continue to influence price dynamics: OPEC+ Production Increase: The oil alliance is steadily increasing supply to the market. In August 2025, the total production quota for key participants in the agreement increased by approximately 548,000 barrels per day; a comparable increase is expected in September. This continues the trend of the previous months – from April to July, restrictions were gradually eased, leading to an increase in global oil and petroleum product inventories. Slowing Demand Growth: The pace of global oil consumption is ...

... implemented, there is a high likelihood that OPEC+ countries will raise their oil production quotas in the remaining months of 2025... It's not guaranteed that this will happen every month. However, in one of these months, there may be an increase in quotas ... ... previously allowed overproduction, this volume is expected to be lower than reported. According to calculations by RIA Novosti, in September the OPEC+ eight, taking into account the current plan for compensation, will be able to increase the production ceiling ...

... gradual oil production increases, trying to avoid market imbalance. In early August, key participants in the agreement (Saudi Arabia, Russia, UAE, etc.) confirmed a planned increase in the total production quota by 547,000 barrels per day starting in September 2025, effectively ending the remaining voluntary restrictions that have been in place since 2023. The market reacted calmly to these steps, as they were expected and already factored into price forecasts. The alliance is demonstrating unity and readiness ...