Russia Refinery Payouts Hit Highest Since 2022 in Blow to Budget
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Russian subsidies paid to oil producers for keeping road fuels in the domestic market climbed to the highest in more than four years, eating into the Kremlin’s energy revenues.
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Russia Refinery Payouts Hit Highest Since 2022 in Blow to Budget. Russian subsidies paid to oil producers for keeping road fuels in the domestic market climbed to the highest in more than four years, eating into the Kremlin’s energy revenues. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Markets: Russia Refinery Payouts Hit Highest Since 2022 in Blow to Budget.
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- Bloomberg Markets United States Russia Refinery Payouts Hit Highest Since 2022 in Blow to Budget Russian subsidies paid to oil producers for keeping road fuels in the domestic market climbed to the highest in more than four years, eating into the Kremlin’s energy revenues. 3 h ago · Tier 1
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