Russia's Energy Ministry proposes to lift gasoline export ban ahead of schedule, according to IFX sources

The proposal from Russia's Energy Ministry to lift the gasoline export ban ahead of schedule is a notable supply-side development that could increase global gasoline availability.

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Given the existing pressures on oil prices, this move may ease some inflationary concerns while impacting the balance between supply and demand in the energy markets. Traders should watch for how this affects gasoline prices and overall commodity sentiment in both the European and US sessions.

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