... Sanctions Against Energy Resource Exporters The US and its allies are intensifying sanctions pressure aimed at limiting Russia's revenue from oil and petroleum product trade. Following the western coalition's decision to lower the price cap on Russian oil from $60 to $47.6 per barrel (the new "price ceiling" will take effect on September 3), Washington has adopted even tougher rhetoric. The administration of President Donald Trump is tightening compliance controls regarding sanctions and considering additional measures against buyers ...

Комментарий для &quot;Ведомостей&quot; о повышении бюджетных доходов от нефтегаза.<br /> В 2024 году доля нефтегазовых ... ... доходов в общем объеме доходов бюджета – 30%. По мнению гендиректора Open Oil Market Сергея Терешкина, ожидаемое правительством сокращение нефтегазовых ...

... Chevron has obtained permission to resume production in Venezuela, potentially bringing over 200,000 barrels per day back to the market. Thus, the expansion of supply from OPEC+ and other sources, along with ongoing economic risks, exerts a &quot;cooling&quot; effect on oil prices. Macroeconomic Factors. At the end of July, commercial oil inventories in the U.S. fell more than anticipated, reflecting robust consumption and preventing sharp declines in oil prices. At the same time, incoming signals regarding a global ...

... matter could provoke fluctuations in the currency market (strengthening of safe-haven assets, weakening of the ruble) and affect the price dynamics of energy resources and metals. **Impact on commodity markets:** Trump's ultimatum has already affected oil prices — in recent days, Brent and WTI quotes have risen due to expectations of potential disruptions in the supply of Russian crude. If secondary sanctions from the U.S. are imposed, they could complicate the export of Russian oil and petroleum products, which would reduce global supply. ...

... Coast. In June, the U.S. imported around 100,000 barrels of gasoline per day—the highest in over a year. Wholesale bases and inventories are filled, leading to lower wholesale prices and the transfer of this dynamic to retail. Thirdly, relatively low oil prices in the first half of the year (WTI quotes are currently ~20% lower than a year ago) have reduced costs for refiners, allowing them to partially pass this benefit on to end consumers. The decline in fuel prices in the U.S. aligns with an improved refining situation. Spring refinery maintenance ...