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Russia Extends Diesel Export Ban Through January 31 2027 to Stabilize Domestic Fuel Market
Read this in the Market Flux appRussia has extended its ban on diesel exports by direct producers through January 31, 2027, according to a government decree signed on October 31, 2026. The restriction covers diesel fuel, marine fuel, and gas oils exported directly by producers from Russian territory. The government said the decision was taken to maintain stability in the domestic fuel market.
While the blanket ban on producer exports is now in effect through the end of January, Russia is still allowing some volumes of diesel to flow to the global market, meaning the restriction stops short of a total embargo. The extension signals continued concern in Moscow about domestic fuel supply conditions heading into the winter months.
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- FinancialjuiceRussia prolongs diesel export prohibition through January: IFX
- FirstSquawkRUSSIA EXTENDS DIESEL EXPORT BAN THROUGH JANUARY : IFX
- Staunovo#Russia: The Government has extended the temporary ban on the export of certain fuels by producers 31 October 2026 14:00 Turnover of petrol and diesel fuel Decree on extension of the ban on diesel exports signed and marine fuel, as well as gas oils exported from the territory of Russia direct producers, until January 31, 2027 inclusive. The decision is taken to maintain a stable situation on the internal fuel market. The general ban on fuel exports is valid in Russia until January 31 2027. At the same time for direct producers of diesel and marine Fuel and gas oils the restriction was imposed on October 31, 2026. #oott
- BusinessRussia extended a general ban on diesel exports by producers until the end of January while still allowing some volumes to flow to the global market.