The cost of gasoline in Russia beats records. Why does fuel grow so much in price?
And when will gasoline begin to get cheaper? Wholesale prices for gasoline in Russia beat historical records. According to the results of the trading at the St. Petersburg Production and Rying Exchange, on August 18, the AI-92 brand for the national index, which reflects the weighted average fuel cost in all large oil refineries (refineries) of the country, went up by 1.33%, to 71.516 thousand rubles per ton, and AI-95-by 2.19%, to 80.43, to 80.43 thousands.