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Russia Oil Income Down by Third in July on Weak Costs, Robust Ruble

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Last updated: 2025/08/06 at 8:36 AM
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Russia’s proceeds from oil within the state funds shrank by a 3rd from a yr in the past in July following a drop in international crude costs and the appreciation of the nation’s foreign money.  

Oil-related taxes declined by virtually 33 % to 710.4 billion rubles ($8.9 billion) final month, in keeping with Bloomberg calculations primarily based on Finance Ministry knowledge printed Tuesday. Mixed oil and fuel income totaled 787.3 billion rubles, down by 27 %, the information confirmed.

The drop in proceeds from these industries – which account for roughly a 3rd of Russia’s funds – will ramp up strain on state funds, that are already burdened by huge spending on preventing in Ukraine. 

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With the Kremlin’s conflict properly into its fourth yr, Russia’s oil trade stays a key goal for Western sanctions to restrict the influx of petrodollars into nation’s coffers. The European Union will decrease its worth cap on Russia crude and ban imports of petroleum merchandise constructed from the nation’s oil, whereas US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose penalties on Moscow’s vitality prospects. 

On a month-to-month foundation, oil income rose by virtually 71 % final month, in keeping with Bloomberg calculations. The rise displays the truth that considered one of Russia’s fundamental oil taxes – a profit-based levy – is paid 4 occasions a yr in March, April, July and October. 

The ministry calculated Russia’s July oil income primarily based on a mean Urals worth of $59.84 a barrel in June. Whereas that’s the primary month-to-month improve within the nation’s key export mix in 5 months – international crude costs soared on the time attributable to preventing within the Center East – Urals barrels traded 14 % decrease than a yr in the past, in keeping with knowledge compiled by Bloomberg. 

Benchmark costs have declined on an annual foundation as Trump’s commerce coverage threatens to gradual the worldwide financial system, whereas OPEC+ boosts manufacturing sooner than anticipated.

A stronger foreign money additionally contributed to decrease revenues because the appreciation means oil firms obtain fewer rubles for each barrel they pump and promote. In June, the Russian foreign money traded at a mean of 78.7183 rubles per US greenback, the strongest in additional than two years, pushed by rates of interest remaining close to a file. 

Because of this, the nation’s oil producers acquired 4,711 rubles for every barrel offered in contrast with 6,127 rubles a yr in the past, Bloomberg calculations present. 

Nonetheless, decrease international crude and oil-product costs helped the federal government to cut back subsidies it pays to Russia’s refiners to partially compensate for the distinction in gasoline costs at dwelling and overseas, a measure designed to spice up gasoline and diesel provides to the home market. In July, the funds transferred 59.9 billion rubles in subsidies, down by 58 % from a yr in the past.




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