russian oil

Poland is ready for the russian ban on the sale of oil to countries that introduce price restrictions.

International tanker carriers are increasingly refusing to carry russian oil after the introduction of a “price ceiling” of $60 per barrel and a ban on insurance services.

Polish oil concern Orlen will not renew the contract for the supply of russian oil, which expires in January 2023.

Japan has set a limit on oil from russia at the level of $60 per barrel (d/b) – immediately after the agreement between the G7 countries and Australia on the price limit for russian raw materials.

After the G7 countries and the European Union introduced a “price ceiling” for russian oil, a traffic jam with tankers formed in the waters of Turkey.

Today, December 5, an embargo on sea supplies of russian oil to EU countries, as well as a price ceiling for russian oil, comes into force.

The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy insists on limiting russian oil prices to the level of $30-40/barrel

The countries of the Group of Seven, as well as Australia, agreed to set a fixed maximum price for russian oil, rather than a floating one. The “ceiling” of prices will be determined by the end of the month.