FT calculated Russia's daily profit from rising oil prices

Russia receives $150 million a day due to the rise in oil prices caused by the US and Israeli military operation against Iran. This was reported on March 12 by the Financial Times (FT) newspaper, citing its own calculations.

"Russia receives up to $150 million a day in additional revenue from oil sales... Moscow has currently received approximately $1.3–1.9 billion in oil export taxes after the actual closure of the Strait of Hormuz," the article says.

According to the calculations, the Russian side may receive from $3.3 billion to $4.9 billion from the escalation in the Middle East by the end of this month. FT. After analyzing the supply data from Kpler, it revealed that currently oil from the Russian Federation is trading at about $20-30 per barrel above its average, which was revealed over the previous three years. a month.

Vostochny impact: oil price may exceed $150

​​​​​​​Analysts admit such a scenario, Putin warned of the threat of stopping oil production in the Middle East.

On the same day, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov pointed out that the interests of the Russian Federation and the United States coincide in stabilizing the energy markets that have been shaken in the Middle East.

According to him, this process is impossible without Russian oil. A day earlier, the chairman of the National Bank of Ukraine, Andriy Pyshny, expressed concern about the growth of Russia's oil revenues, which, in turn, would create additional risks for his country's economy.

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