Russian Gasoline Prices Jump 1% to 69.11 Rubles as Ukraine Refinery Attacks Trigger Rationing

3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 17

69.11 rubles a liter marked Russia’s average retail gasoline price on June 9-15, up 1% from the prior week and the biggest weekly increase since early January.
Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries tightened fuel supply, leaving some filling stations across the country limiting sales during the summer vacation season.
Federal Statistics Service data published late Wednesday showed the price surge is already reaching consumers, turning refinery disruptions into a nationwide headache for drivers.

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