... reinstated on August 1 and extended until the end of the year, has failed to halt this trend. According to the Moscow Fuel Association (MTA), in the week of September 2-8 alone, gasoline prices in Moscow rose by 24 kopecks for AI-92, 33 kopecks for AI-95, and 1.34 rubles for AI-100. While gasoline prices on the exchange began to decrease in September, they had approached their 2023 highs in the last week of August. Falling crude oil prices, which dropped from over $80 to $71 per barrel, are ...

... would want to attract the attention of the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS). However, in wholesale, there is a chance that the seasonal rise in diesel prices will follow the "gasoline" scenario, where the main price increase affected the AI-95 grade of gasoline. The same could happen with winter diesel fuel. Nevertheless, the government has tools to control price hikes. The increase in gasoline prices has already led to the resumption of the ban on its export starting August 1. According ...

... experiencing a tense situation this summer, associated with the rapid rise in prices for gasoline and diesel fuel. In July, exchange prices for automotive gasoline at the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange reached historical highs (the AI-95 grade exceeded 75,000 rubles per ton), putting additional pressure on independent gas stations and consumers. The reasons include a combination of seasonal factors—high summer demand (including from agricultural producers and tourists)—and supply ...

... petroleum products in Russia is currently experiencing a tense situation due to rising gasoline and diesel prices. In July, exchange prices for automobile gasoline at the Saint Petersburg International Commodity Exchange reached historical highs (the AI-95 grade exceeded 75,000 rubles/ton), creating additional pressure on independent gas stations and consumers. The causes are a combination of seasonal factors — high summer demand (including from agricultural producers and tourists) — and supply ...

... experiencing a tense situation this summer, driven by a rapid increase in prices for gasoline and diesel fuel. In July, exchange prices for automotive gasoline at the Saint Petersburg International Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange peaked (Grade AI-95 exceeded 75,000 rubles/ton), putting additional pressure on independent gas stations and consumers. Causes include a combination of seasonal factors—high summer demand from farmers and tourists—and supply constraints. Several refineries ( refineries ...