Russia Oil-Export Revenues Drop on Sanctions, Cheaper Crude 

  • Price of Russian crude in October remained above G-7 price cap
  • Nation’s oil exports last month slipped to 7.5 million b/d

Russia’s revenues from oil exports in October eased from a previous peak, as global crude prices dropped and the US imposed sanctions against vessels violating a Western price-cap, according to the International Energy Agency.

The nation received $18.34 billion from crude oil and petroleum-product exports last month, down $25 million from SeptemberBloomberg Terminal “as lower international oil prices more than offset a narrowing discount for Russian grades,” the Paris-based agency said in its oil-market report.

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Russia Oil-Export Revenues Drop on Sanctions, Cheaper Crude