... maximum volumes of fuel to the domestic market and curb price increases at gas stations. According to the Moscow Fuel Association, the average retail price of AI-92 gasoline in Moscow had reached approximately 59 rubles/liter by early August, while AI-95 was around 65 rubles/liter, significantly higher than early-year levels. Despite the export ban, fuel prices at gas stations still continue to rise slowly, although the pace of increase has noticeably slowed compared to the frenzied spike in June....

... petroleum products in Russia faced a tense situation this summer due to a rapid increase in gasoline and diesel fuel prices. In July, exchange prices for automotive gasoline on the St. Petersburg International Commodity Exchange reached historical highs (AI-95 grade rose above 75,000 rubles/ton), creating additional pressure on independent filling stations and consumers. The causes include a combination of seasonal factors (increased summer demand from agricultural and tourism sectors) and supply constraints....

... petroleum products in Russia has faced tension this summer due to a sharp increase in gasoline and diesel fuel prices. In July, exchange prices for automotive gasoline on the St. Petersburg International Commodity Exchange reached historical highs: the Ai-95 grade rose above 77,000 rubles/ton , breaking records and placing increased burdens on independent gas stations and consumers. The causes of the crisis are a combination of high seasonal demand and limited supply. Demand for fuel surged from the ...

... stabilization of market prices, they are still higher than they were at the beginning of June, when gasoline exports were fully resumed. Compared to early summer, the territorial index for AI-92 has risen by 30%, reaching 59,834 rubles per ton, while for AI-95, it has increased by 19%, to 61,777 rubles per ton (up 50% and 43%, respectively, from the beginning of the year). Moreover, since August, according to Rosstat, the accumulated price growth for retail gasoline has outpaced inflation. As of November ...

... relatively stable. Let’s explore why retail prices don't follow market fluctuations and what factors influence the final cost of fuel. Exchange prices for gasoline have been hitting record highs daily since the beginning of the week. The price for AI-95 reached 66,034 rubles per ton, the highest peak since September of last year, while AI-92 hit 63,199 rubles per ton, the maximum since the onset of the fuel crisis in August 2023. At the gas stations, however, all remains calm; prices are rising ...