Oil export duty from Russia from February 1st might fall by $57.3

The oil export duty from Russia from February 1st might fall by $57.3 to $112.9/ton, follows from the average price of monitoring. In Jan the oil export duty is $170.2/ton.

The average price of monitoring from December 15th until Jan 14th is $52.307/barrels or $381.8/ton, the expert of the Ministry of Finance of Russia, A. Sakovich reported.

The preferential duty for oil from the Eastern Siberia, Caspian deposits and Prirazlomny deposit from February 1st will be zeroed. The export duty for super viscous oil from February 1st will be $14.2 per ton.

The duty for directly distilled petrol will make up $95.9 /ton, for car petrol - $88/ton, for other light oil products and grease oils - $54.1/ ton, for dark oil products without oils and coke - $85.8, coke - $7.3. The duty for LPG from February 1st will also be zeroed.

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