... up the volumes of fuel sold through exchange trading. The sales norm for gasoline at the St. Petersburg International Commodity Exchange has been increased from 15% to 17% of production volumes, enhancing resource availability in the domestic market. Export Restrictions on Fuel. The possibility of a temporary complete ban on the export of motor gasoline is being considered to redirect maximum volumes to domestic needs. This step is discussed by authorities and market participants as an emergency measure to saturate the ...

... grew by 11.7%, reaching 137.3 million bags, alongside a historic rise in coffee prices. This significant growth in exports and prices affects everyone involved in the market, from producers to end consumers. This article examines the drivers behind the export growth, the factors fueling the price increase, and the outlook for the global coffee market. Growth in Global Exports: Key Drivers and Regions Global demand for coffee continues to rise, and top coffee-producing countries have worked hard to meet these needs. The primary ...

... 2.27 million bpd, the expert clarified. "Formally, oil companies are expected to redirect part of their shipments to the domestic market. However, most likely, only a portion of these export volumes will be reallocated to supply the Russian fuel market, while the remaining volume will be exported as crude oil. Such a 'maneuver' will help oil companies offset the costs incurred due to prolonged downtime at refineries," Tereshkin said. He explained that most Russian refineries are part of vertically integrated companies that operate ...

... damping payments by fuel type—gasoline and diesel fuel (DF). Exceeding the maximum established price for one type of fuel will not affect payments for the other type. The damping mechanism compensates part of the difference between the indicative fuel price set by the government and its export price. It is paid from the budget to oil companies for wholesale fuel supplies to the domestic market with a deviation from the indicative price (on average for the month) of no more than 10% for gasoline and no more than 20% for DF. Currently,...

... temporarily lifted in late May but reinstated in August. The government decided to extend the embargo until the end of the year. However, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak announced on Friday that authorities will soon discuss permitting exports of the AI-92 grade. The embargo will be lifted if surplus fuel supplies are confirmed following the analysis. Translated using ChatGPT. Source: https://1prime.ru/20241109/benzin-852703243.htm