EconomyUkrainian drone strikes cut Russia’s gasoline output to 65% of seasonal demand as pump prices rise again
Ukrainian drone strikes have reduced Russia’s gasoline output to 65% of seasonal demand, according to the report. Russian consumer gasoline prices increased by 2.3% during the week of July 7–13. Rosstat recorded a larger 3.2% rise for diesel over the same period. The figures point to continued pressure on Russia’s fuel market, with pump prices climbing again despite the reported supply shortfall.
Ukrainian drone strikes cut Russia’s gasoline output to 65% of seasonal demand as pump prices rise again