Russia's Strategy to Balance Oil Production
Russia plans to compensate for its previous excess oil production by August-September, as stated by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak. A possible gasoline export ban is under discussion, contingent on market prices in the coming days, reflecting strategic moves in the energy sector.
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In an effort to align with international agreements, Russia aims to fully compensate for previously exceeding its OPEC+ oil production quota, according to Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak.
Reported by Interfax news agency, Novak highlighted that Russia is targeting August-September for this adjustment, indicating a commitment to global production standards.
Additionally, the Russian government is considering a complete ban on gasoline exports, with final decisions hinging on market prices in the near future.
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