... shortages. This applies to all main grades of gasoline as well as DF. However, Frolov's forecast is less optimistic. He expects that gas station prices will rise above inflation by the end of the year due to the sharp increase in excise duties at the beginning ... ... the damping mechanism (compensation to oil companies from the budget for supplying fuel to the domestic market at prices below export levels) amounted to 42.5 billion rubles – 32% less than the previous month and 79% less than in May 2024. The reduction ...

... also lifts sanctions on Prominvestbank. The measure allows for the continuation of transactions related to the supply of oil, gas, and other raw materials. This move demonstrates the flexibility of U.S. sanctions policy towards Russian energy. It highlights ... ... approach and leaves open the possibility of tightening sanctions in the future. Impact on the Energy Sector Stability of Export Transactions: For Russia, this will allow major energy companies to continue exports in normal conditions, reducing risks ...

... currency flows into the country and may affect the ruble's exchange rate. A sustained surplus supports the ruble, while decreased exports may weaken the national currency. Corporate Reporting: Before Market Open: Barrick Gold , Franco-Nevada . Morning reports ... ... regulator. 19:00 (USA) – EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook: The US Department of Energy will present updated forecasts for oil and gas markets. The report reflects expectations for shale oil production, fuel consumption levels, and stock balances. These forecasts ...

... reduced to $47.6 per barrel, which is unfavorable for Russian exporters, but does not fundamentally change the situation regarding export flows," he says. Ban on Products from Russian Oil Most of the announced sanctions measures will be difficult to administer,... ... Nord Streams are more of a political declaration, as these pipelines primarily benefited Germany, which planned to develop its gas hub, not Russia, argues Shevyrenkov from IEF. There is a plan for the EU to abandon Russian gas by the end of 2028 and a roadmap ...

... instability: When a country experiences economic difficulties, such as high inflation, political or geopolitical crises, the state's foreign exchange reserves can decrease, and the demand for the ruble falls. Low prices for export goods: Russia, as an exporter of oil and gas, is faced with the fact that when prices for these resources fall, the inflow of currency into the country decreases. As a result, the ruble exchange rate falls. Central Bank Policy: Sometimes the Central Bank may deliberately devalue the ruble to ...