Russia's Weekly Seaborne Crude Export Value Hits Wartime High of $2.76bn
Ship-tracking data showed about 37 tankers loaded 26.93 million barrels, while diesel cargoes began returning to major international markets.
- Russia's seaborne crude export revenue surged to $2.76 billion during the week ending October 25, marking the highest level recorded since the full-scale war against Ukraine began.
- Ship-Tracking data shows about 37 tankers loaded Russian crude that week, a substantial increase from the 31 tankers recorded the previous week.
- Rising ESPO crude prices offset falling Urals prices, while China and India maintained their positions as the largest buyers of Russian crude.
- President Donald Trump recently announced an agreement with Russian leader Vladimir Putin for Russia to supply more than 300,000 tons of diesel to American and international markets.
- Trump's decision to block sweeping sanctions and tariffs against Russia reversed a law championed by the late Senator Lindsey Graham, facilitating renewed energy flows.
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Despite the Ukrainian Armed Forces strikes, Russia received a record $2.76 billion from oil exports in a week
Despite the Ukrainian Armed Forces strikes, Russia received a record $2.76 billion from oil exports in a week — BloombergAccording to the agency, revenue from offshore shipments of Russian oil increased by $430 million in a week...
Russia has increased its oil revenue Russia is increasing earnings from offshore oil exports. As of October 25, the aggressor country received a record $2.76 billion, the largest amount since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to Bloomberg. Russian oil money Bloomberg cites ship tracking data and calculations based on oil prices. Over the week, Russia's revenue grew by about $430 mill…
Russia’s Oil Revenue Hits Highest Weekly Level Since 2022 as Diesel Exports Return
The value of Russia’s seaborne crude exports surged to $2.76 billion in the latest week, marking the highest level recorded since Russia launched its full-scale war against Ukraine, Bloomberg reported on October 27.
Russia received $2.76 billion from seaborne crude exports in the week to October 25, the highest weekly total since the start of the full-scale war with Ukraine, Bloomberg reported. Revenues rose by about $430 million from the previous week. The increase came despite lower prices for Russian Urals crude as exports surged. At the same time, the price of ESPO crude rose for the eighth consecutive week. More oil on tankers A total of 26.93 million …
Russia received a record revenue from maritime oil exports during a full-scale war: Bloomberg named the amount. What you know, read TSN.ua (news 1+1).
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