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    Russlands Ölpreis fällt auf 34 US-Dollar, da die US-Sanktionen zu enormen Preisnachlässen führen


    Russlands Ölpreis fällt auf 34 US-Dollar, da die US-Sanktionen zu enormen Preisnachlässen führen

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-12-22/russia-s-oil-plunges-to-34-as-us-sanctions-spark-huge-discounts?accessToken=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJzb3VyY2UiOiJTdWJzY3JpYmVyR2lmdGVkQXJ0aWNsZSIsImlhdCI6MTc2NjQxNjA3NiwiZXhwIjoxNzY3MDIwODc2LCJhcnRpY2xlSWQiOiJUN09BMEJLSVAzSlYwMCIsImJjb25uZWN0SWQiOiIwNzg4NjNDMkY2RjI0REQ4OEQ2QjZGRTIyQ0E1RjJGRiJ9.7lp2zHH_ChVH2BLW-Z-_JcoTO9p9Cy7pz1_L2KH9i8k

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    2. EmergencyAtTheIKEA on

      Considering the amounts India and China buy, how is Russia still making profits from these?

    4. lAljax on

      34 before insurance for shipping? Because it’s very dangerous to carry russian oil nowadays.

    5. Youare-Beautiful3329 on

      Gee, that’s too bad. Maybe it’ll go even lower. That would really be a shame.

    6. Ill-Confusion-1844 on

      Also, thanks to Ukraine’s refinery drone strike campaign, Russia is now also forced into buying back that very same crude they’ve sold at a discount to the likes of China as refined fuels, with a hefty mark up added on to boot.

    7. Rooilia on

      Very good news and it seems Trump will stay with these sanctions. Ukraine too with it’s. Next year will be year of despair for the russian economy.

    9. unnamedtrack1 on

      What a miserable idiot. Russian oil was for long time 80-90 $. Instead of using that money to develop education, research, infrastructure he bullies his neighbors.

    11. lostinspacs on

      Why do these kinds of posts barely get any engagement?

      Especially compared to random Trump or Elon outbursts on X?

    14. Stanislovakia on

      While it will be probably lower then what the Russian budget requires it also probably will not remain this low. What has happened in the past with plunging oil prices, is that the highly discounted prices have encouraged refineries to bypass sanctions to buy it and then drive up its price.

      The article linked actually basically says the same:

      „The cheaper the oil becomes, the greater the financial incentive there is for refineries to overlook sanctions to buy it — a dynamic that in the past has seen Russian prices normalize after an initial decline.“

    16. bond0815 on

      Giving all the credit to the new US sacntions and none to the recent string of Ukrainian attacks on russian tankers (which lead to a spike of shadow fleet insurance costs) seems disingenious.

      (Dont get me wrong, the sacntion are great, just saying)

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