Price of Belarusian AI-92 gasoline delivered to Russia rises 6% to 127,000 rubles per ton
The cost of Belarusian AI-92 gasoline supplied to Russia has nearly doubled since early May, with a 6% increase in the past week, according to the National Exchange Price Agency.
The cost of Belarusian AI-92 gasoline delivered to Russia has increased by about 1.8 times since the beginning of May and rose 6 % in the past week to 127,000 rubles per ton, the National Exchange Price Agency said.
According to www1.ru, the price increase is linked to higher demand amid a seasonal rise in fuel consumption and a local supply deficit in certain Russian regions. The outlet also noted that Belarusian gasoline has become an additional source of supply for the Russian market in recent weeks.
www1.ru reported that deliveries from Belarusian refineries are usually completed within 30 days without postponements, whereas delivery terms in the Russian market can extend to 35–60 days. Analysts cited by the same source believe that imports from Belarus will not be able to significantly affect the balance of the Russian market.
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