After the permission to export gasoline from Russia, not a single batch was sent
Russia has allowed the sale of gasoline abroad for two months.
However, the Russian government's decision did not affect the actions of oil companies.
Since the beginning of the month, Russian suppliers have allegedly been unable to transport a single batch of diesel fuel by sea, Bloomberg writes.
Deliveries of diesel fuel and gas oil fell almost by half last week, amounting to 695 thousand barrels per day.
Accordingly, supplies of naphtha also decreased by a quarter - to 484 thousand barrels, and fuel oil by 13% - to 723 thousand barrels.
The International Energy Agency confirmed a few days earlier that the volume of sales of oil and oil products from Russia had significantly decreased.
According to experts, the decline in supplies by 120 thousand barrels per day (bpd) led to a decrease in hydrocarbon revenues from exports.
Profit from deliveries of Russian goods in this segment decreased by $1.1 billion due to lower prices and volumes of raw materials supplied abroad.
