... Fuel Association, the average retail prices for AI-92 gasoline in Moscow reached approximately 59 rubles per liter by early August, while AI-95 stood at about 65 rubles/liter, which is significantly higher than at the beginning of the year. Despite the export ban, fuel prices at gas stations continue to climb, although the pace of price growth has noticeably decreased compared to the peak values of June. To stabilize the situation, the government is employing budgetary support mechanisms. Oil refineries (refineries) ...

... monitoring the situation in the FES was held under the leadership of Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, following which a set of steps aimed at reducing price surges was announced, including: Extension of the Export Ban: The complete ban on the export of gasoline and diesel fuel from Russia, introduced in early August, has been extended until the end of September and applies to all producers (including major oil companies). Partial Resumption of Exports: It is anticipated that from October, restrictions will be partially ...

... established price for one fuel type will not affect payments for suppliers of the other type. The relevant bill was developed by the Ministry of Finance. The damping mechanism compensates part of the difference between the indicative (conditional) price of fuel, set by the state, and its export value. It is paid for wholesale fuel supplies with a deviation from the indicative price (on average per month) of no more than 10% for gasoline and no more than 20% for DF. Domestic prices are determined based on fuel trading on the St. Petersburg ...

... uranium fuel, is possible. Impact on Russia Although the United States has been an important market for Russian uranium products, Russia has opportunities to redistribute its export flows. Diversification of export markets. Russia may redirect uranium exports to other markets, such as Asia and the Middle East, where demand for nuclear fuel is growing. For example, China and India are actively developing their nuclear programs, and Russia already has long-term contracts with these countries. Strengthening control over the industry. Restrictions on uranium exports highlight the strategic ...

... Association, the average retail prices for AI-92 gasoline in Moscow reached around 59 rubles per liter by early August, while AI-95 stood at approximately 65 rubles per liter, significantly higher than the levels at the beginning of the year. Despite the export ban, fuel prices at gas stations are gradually increasing, albeit at a slower pace compared to peaks in June. To stabilize the situation, the government is utilizing budgetary mechanisms. In particular, oil refineries (refineries) are receiving compensation ...