Streams fell to the lowest level from one week ending on February 23, and reduced 200,000 barrels a day since March.
Oil supply from Russia has reached the lowest level since February, as refinery processing has grown faster than labor, which is reflected in export volumes. This was reported by the Bloomberg news agency.
Oil sea supplies on average cost 3.12 million barrels per day for four weeks to July 6, which is 3% lower compared to the same period until June 29th.
Streams fell to the lowest level from one week to February 23 and reduced 200,000 barrels a day from March.
During the comparison, the production increased by nearly 60,000 barrels per day, which was a third of the planned increase in Moscow making as part of the target indicator of OPEC+manufacture. Meanwhile, the processing has grown 140,000 barrels per day.
Increasing production under the OPEC+ Agreement is limited by deeper deductions promised by Russia to pay off the previous overproduction.
The four -week average smoothes big shock -new to the weekly indicators, providing a clearer idea of the basic trends in oil flow.
As we have written, the Russian Federation revenue from exporting oil and oil products in May 2025 has been reduced due to a downfall of prices of $ 0.48 billion compared to April $ 12.6 billion.
Russian Federation’s oil revenues fell 30%
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