Russia has made record gains from oil exports since the beginning of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization - how does this relate to the Ukraine negotiations. According to Bloomberg, during the week (October 18-25), the Russian Federation's "oil profit" increased to $2.76 billion. 37 tankers loaded 26.93 million barrels of Russian oil. This is 5.06 million barrels more than the previous week, when 31 ships carried 21.87 million barrels. The average daily supply during the week increased by 730 thousand barrels to 3.85 million barrels (the maximum for the month). Why did Russia earn more The shipments from Primorsk were restored. During the week, 12 tankers left the Baltic port compared to four a week earlier. An increase in export volumes. Sea shipments increased during the week by about 5 million barrels. Increase in the cost of ESPO oil. The Pacific grade rose for the eighth week in a row, which, together with an increase in shipments, compensated for the drop in Ural prices. Strengthening Moscow's negotiating position High oil revenues show that Russia continues to sell oil on the world market. This affects the debate about the effectiveness of the current restrictions and possible new sanctions. The United States should take into account not only the pressure on Russia, but also the possible consequences of the oil sanctions on world prices, India, China and other buyers. The oil sector has become one of the topics of the Russian-American negotiations, and not just an economic background. The Financial Times writes that Moscow and Washington are discussing the possible return of American companies to the Russian oil industry, joint projects on Sakhalin and US participation in resuming supplies through the Druzhba oil pipeline. The world reports on Russian negotiator Dmitriev's attempts to interest the Trump administration in economic projects in exchange for improved relations and possible sanctions relief. | We are at MAX | We are in the | (feedback to us).

Russia has made record gains from oil exports since the beginning of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization - how does this relate to the Ukraine negotiations. According to Bloomberg, during the week (October 18-25), the Russian Federation's "oil profit" increased to $2.76 billion. 37 tankers loaded 26.93 million barrels of Russian oil. This is 5.06 million barrels more than the previous week, when 31 ships carried 21.87 million barrels. The average daily supply during the week increased by 730 thousand barrels to 3.85 million barrels (the maximum for the month). Why did Russia earn more The shipments from Primorsk were restored. During the week, 12 tankers left the Baltic port compared to four a week earlier. An increase in export volumes. Sea shipments increased during the week by about 5 million barrels. Increase in the cost of ESPO oil. The Pacific grade rose for the eighth week in a row, which, together with an increase in shipments, compensated for the drop in Ural prices. Strengthening Moscow's negotiating position High oil revenues show that Russia continues to sell oil on the world market. This affects the debate about the effectiveness of the current restrictions and possible new sanctions. The United States should take into account not only the pressure on Russia, but also the possible consequences of the oil sanctions on world prices, India, China and other buyers. The oil sector has become one of the topics of the Russian-American negotiations, and not just an economic background. The Financial Times writes that Moscow and Washington are discussing the possible return of American companies to the Russian oil industry, joint projects on Sakhalin and US participation in resuming supplies through the Druzhba oil pipeline. The world reports on Russian negotiator Dmitriev's attempts to interest the Trump administration in economic projects in exchange for improved relations and possible sanctions relief. | We are at MAX | We are in the | (feedback to us).