... diesel by increasing imports from the Middle East and Asia, as well as ramping up domestic production. As a result, gasoline prices at filling stations in Europe have stabilized, alleviating one of the reasons for inflationary pressure in recent years. Corporate News: ... ... Investment Plans The end of July marked the publication of financial results for the second quarter of 2025 from major oil and gas corporations. The reports of industry leaders reflect normalization in market conditions compared to the record year prior....

... including in retail, where prices have already continued to grow at the end of the year, despite the traditional pattern of declining prices after the peak demand period. According to the Moscow Fuel Association (MTA), in the last two weeks, gasoline prices at gas stations have accelerated their rise. Between November 11 and 17, they increased by 17 and 18 kopecks for AI-92 and AI-95, respectively. Fresh data from Rosstat will be available on November 20, but so far, it has not recorded a decrease in average national ...

... consumers—prices in the largest EU economies hover around €1.6-1.8 per liter at the filling stations. Overall, the global oil products market is currently not experiencing acute... ... However, as of now, summer 2025 is relatively quiet for the oil products market: fuel prices are either decreasing or stabilizing, and consumers around the world are generally... ... U.S. trade talks with China, India, and other countries will impact global oil and gas supply chains. Economic Growth and Demand: Macroeconomic indicators in key countries—GDP...

We discuss why gasoline prices have surpassed inflation levels and the potential for further increases at gas stations. The current situation closely mirrors that of the previous year, when, starting from the middle of summer, gasoline prices at gas stations began to rise sharply, ultimately surpassing inflation with an increase of 11.13%, compared to the average price growth in the country of 9.52%. Naturally, there is widespread concern about whether this upward trend will continue and to what ...

... under the damper. Therefore, exchange prices for AI-95 will remain at risk," says the expert. According to Tereshkin, the only way out of the current situation is by increasing fuel production and raising exchange sale quotas, which would reduce prices on the exchange and make gasoline more accessible for independent gas stations. "However, these measures will only work if sanctions on equipment supplies to refineries are lifted. Otherwise, the risks of price increases and fuel shortages will remain chronic," he argues. Meanwhile, fuel prices on the exchange ...