The latest European sanctions on Russian oil are not expected to have a major impact on supplies, Reuters reported, but the market appears to be concerned about a possible shortage of diesel as the EU sanctions are linked to Russia’s major refinery in India.
The EU measures come after US President Donald Trump threatened to impose sanctions on countries buying Russian exports if Russia does not agree to a peace deal within 50 days.
Gasoline prices may continue to decrease this week. PHOTO: D.NT
Analysts said the most notable point in this sanctions package is the ban on imports of refined oil products from Russia in third countries. They also emphasized that monitoring crude oil inputs at refineries in these countries will be very challenging, limiting the decline in crude oil prices.
In another development, Iran, an oil-producing country under sanctions, is scheduled to hold nuclear talks with Britain, France and Germany on July 25. The meeting comes after the three European countries warned that if Iran does not resume talks, international sanctions will be reimposed.
The developments in world prices have caused forecasts for domestic gasoline prices to change constantly. Updates to this morning (July 22) show that imported gasoline prices are fluctuating compared to domestic prices. Accordingly, gasoline prices may be adjusted in opposite directions on July 24, with gasoline prices decreasing slightly by about VND120/liter and oil prices increasing by VND200-350/liter. This forecast may change if world oil prices fluctuate today./.
According to Thanh Nien Newspaper
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