Moscow. April 15th. INTERFAX.RU - From May 1, 2022, the export duty on petroleum in Russia will decrease by $11.6 to $49.6 from $61.2 per ton in April, according to the materials of the Ministry of Finance.
The average price of Urals petroleum for the monitoring period from March 15 to April 14 was $79.81 per barrel, or $582.6 per ton.
The duty on light petroleum products and oils will decrease to $14.8 from $18.3 per ton, on dark petroleum products - to $49.6 from $61.2.
The duty on the export of commercial gasoline will decrease to $14.8 from $18.3, straight-run (naphtha) - to $27.2 from $33.6 per ton.
The duty on liquefied gas (PBPM - propane-butane process mixture) will be $26.9 (in April $89), on clear fractions of liquefied petroleum gases (LPG) - $26.9 ($80.1).
The duty on coke will decrease to $3.2 from $3.9.
