Russian Oil Weekly Revenue Hits 2022 High via Volume and Price Surge
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In a week, Russia sold $2.75 billion worth of oil by sea, the largest amount since 2022, but the ban on the export of diesel fuel due to NHP strikes reduces its profits.
Russian Oil Weekly Revenue Hits 2022 High via Volume and Price Surge
Russian oil exports generated $2.75 billion during the final week of September, the highest weekly revenue recorded since the start of 2022. Data from Bloomberg indicates the surge resulted from a combination of increased physical volumes and a rise in global crude prices. Average daily exports rose to 3.71 million barrels over the four-week period ending September 27. This increase in deliverable supply coincided with heightened geopolitical te…
Russia increased oil supplies, which, combined with rising energy prices, replenishes Moscow's reserves, as oil revenues in the last four weeks have barely reached the record set at the beginning of May. "According to the data on the movement of tankers collected by Bloomberg, oil supplies from abroad rose to 3.71 million barrels per day in four weeks from 31 August to 27 September. This was the highest rate since the beginning of August," Bloom…
The American press is reflecting on the growth of Russia's revenues from hydrocarbon sales. Thus, according to Bloomberg, Russia received the largest weekly revenue from oil exports since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine. According to Bloomberg, during the week ending September 27, sea deliveries
Russia's weekly oil export earnings near their highest since the start of the SMO, Bloomberg reports
In the week to September 27, Russia shipped an average of 3.99 million barrels of crude per day abroad. The estimated value of those cargoes reached $2.75 billion, up $180 million from the previous week.Prices did most of the work. In mid-September...
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