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Home › Search › Petroleum products price cap Country: Russia Entered into force: February 2, 2023 As of February 5, 2023, the maximum price for seaborne Russian-origin petroleum products will be US$100 per barrel for “premium-to-crude” products, and US$45 for “discount-to-crude” petroleum products. These two additional price caps will be enforced in the same manner as the crude oil price cap: by prohibiting buyers who do not abide by the price caps from obtaining services, like shippers’ insurance, from companies in any of the Coalition countries (G7 partners and Australia).

Petroleum products price cap Country: Russia Entered into force: February 2, 2023 As of February 5, 2023, the maximum price for seaborne Russian-origin petroleum products will be US$100 per barrel for “premium-to-crude” products, and US$45 for “discount-to-crude” petroleum products. These two additional price caps will be enforced in the same manner as the crude oil price cap: by prohibiting buyers who do not abide by the price caps from obtaining services, like shippers’ insurance, from companies in any of the Coalition countries (G7 partners and Australia).

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