“We expect the collapse of profits from oil and gas exports to be at more than 50%, precisely because of the introduction of the EU embargo on oil and petroleum products and the introduction of price restrictions. Oil and gas account for 60% and 40% of federal budget revenues. We expect that Russia’s revenues will fall below the critical level of $40 billion per quarter,” Svyrydenko said.
She expressed hope that against the background of plunging profits, Russia would have to face difficulties in financing the war.
As reported, the EU introduced an embargo on the import of Russian oil to the European market by sea, as well as a price cap of US$60 per barrel for its deliveries to third countries using European vessels or trading services. The cap has been agreed with the countries of the Group of Seven and other EU partners.
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