In 2025, fuel prices at gas stations will continue to rise, but the increase is unlikely to exceed the overall inflation rate in the country. The prices of high-octane gasoline brands such as AI-95, AI-98, and higher are expected to rise the most, according to experts surveyed by "Russian Gazette." In 2025, fuel prices at gas stations will continue to rise, but this growth is unlikely to exceed the overall inflation rate in the country. The strongest price ...

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... NEFT Research, believes that the increased tax burden in oil extraction and exports will primarily affect the profitability of oil refining. However, wholesale fuel prices are regulated through the damping mechanism. Retail prices will rise ahead of inflation due to the excise tax increases. The Ministry of Energy is aware of this, but it could not influence the decision to accelerate excise tax growth, the expert notes. Gusev does not expect price increases in January but believes they are likely in February-March, when demand will begin to revive. An increase in the tax burden always affects prices. The only way to compensate for losses is to raise prices. According to him, 90% of ...

... shortages. The government has recommended that regional authorities conduct informational outreach to curb panic buying. Experts expect that by September, the situation will begin to improve: refinery repairs will conclude, summer demand will decline, and ... ... prerequisites for retail price stabilization. By the end of the year, the pace of gasoline price growth is likely to return to inflation levels or even below (“inflation minus”). Yet, the next year may pose challenges for oil companies: with the Central ...

... Vitaly Korolev, the deputy head of the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS), stated that the agency expects a decline in wholesale prices for AI-95 gasoline soon, following the recommended increase in market supply and growth in refining volumes. FAS also expects retail gasoline prices to rise no faster than inflation by the end of the year. RBC sent a request to the press service of the Ministry of Energy. Translated usingChatGPT Sourse: https://www.rbc.ru/business/12/09/2024/66e042719a79473c9b6da1ec