good stability DOP prices continue to rise in Russia

  • good stability DOP prices continue to rise in Russia
  • good stability DOP prices continue to rise in Russia
  • good stability DOP prices continue to rise in Russia
  • Why are Russia's oil and gas revenues up?
  • Meduza explains what led to this sudden influx of funds and what economists think about the Russian economy’s outlook. Why are Russia’s oil and gas revenues up?
  • In the first quarter of 2024, oil and gas earnings surged by nearly 80 percent compared to the same period in 2023, injecting 2.9 trillion rubles ($31 billion) into Russia’s federal budget.
  • Why did DOP prices fall in Germany?
  • In Germany, where the most significant price changes occurred, market dynamics closely mirrored broader regional trends. German DOP prices fell sharply, driven by high production costs and weak downstream demand, particularly from the plasticizer industry.
  • How much money does Russia spend on oil?
  • In February, Russians spent 100 billion rubles (the equivalent of $1 billion) on these currencies; in March, that figure rose to 155 billion ($1.66 billion). The situation may worsen if sanctions on Russian oil begin to take effect.
  • What would happen if Russia's oil price fell 10 per barrel?
  • All else being equal, a $10 per barrel decline in the price of oil would leave Russia’s state budget about 1.6 trillion rubles short. For the fund’s reserves to be at risk of exhaustion, the average annual price of oil would have to fall below $60 a barrel. Anything short of this will merely eat into revenues.
  • Are Russian oil and gas reserves a threat to financial stability?
  • Amid healthy inflows from sales of Russian oil and gas on world markets, a floating exchange rate, and inflation-targeting measures, these reserves remain available for interventions in the event of threats to financial stability. With sanctions having a shielding effect and the banking system healthy, there are no such imminent threats.
  • Did Russia's energy exports surge 93 billion euros in the first 100 days?
  • Data from the Finnish Center for Energy and Clean Air Research reveal that Russia's export income from energy surged by 93 billion euros within the first 100 days of the Russia-Ukraine conflict .

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