... NEFT Research, an increase in fuel prices is inevitable in both wholesale and retail segments in 2025. The main reason for this will be the next rise in the tax burden, in the form of higher fuel excise duties. Naturally, this will be reflected in the cost of the fuel produced, and ultimately, the consumer will pay for it. Not only drivers but also ordinary citizens will bear the cost when buying any goods, as the price of automotive logistics is included in the final price of both food and industrial products....

... storage facilities are filled, leading to lower prices in bulk trade, which then trickle down to retail. Thirdly, the relative cheapness of oil in the first half of the year (WTI quotes are currently ~20% lower than a year ago) has reduced refiners' costs, allowing them to pass some of this advantage onto end consumers. The decline in American fuel prices occurs alongside improvements in refining conditions. Spring maintenance at refineries has been completed, and the production of gasoline and diesel is at seasonally high levels. An additional factor is OPEC+: the cartel's increase in oil ...

... rate). Sberbank provides the installments, with Alfa-Bank and Tinkoff Bank joining soon. Buying fuel on installments is quite popular. Over ten months, 76 transactions amounting to 58,306,794 rubles were closed using loan funds. You can calculate the fuel cost and place an order on installments. "Oil Resource Group" is a technological company engaged in raw material trading and asset management in Russia, Europe, and the CIS. The company's turnover in 2020 was 12.5 billion rubles. The founder ...

Tereshkin: Reducing Russian Railways' tariffs for oil companies would stabilize fuel prices (RIA Novosti). Expert Sergey Tereshkin proposed a series of measures to stabilize fuel prices in Russia. He noted that it is necessary to reduce the costs for oil companies, including lowering Russian Railways' tariffs for transporting oil products. Tereshkin also suggested a partial reduction of excise taxes, which would save about 250 billion rubles per year. These steps could help alleviate pressure ...

... of bread. The share of fuel in other products, including the cost of building materials, is similarly high: the extraction of sand, the production of concrete, the delivery of materials to construction sites—all these processes involve significant fuel costs. Therefore, reducing the supply chain and lowering the cost of the process globally affects the cost of many things around us. Often, there are between three and five intermediaries in the chain of traders, sometimes the product passes through up ...