According to the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, from June 1, 2014 oil export duty in Russia went up by $8.90 up to $385 per 1 ton.
In May 2014 oil export duty was $376.1 per 1 ton.
From June 1, 2014 the incentive duty of oil from Eastern Siberia, Caspian fields and Prirazlomny field will be $189.2 per 1 ton against $182.4 per 1 ton.
The high-viscous oil duty will be $38.50 against $37.60 in May 2014.
In June duty of some light and dark oil products, which was fixed at 66% of oil duty, will be $254.1 per 1 ton against $248.2 per 1 ton in May.
The diesel fuel duty, which was fixed at 65% of oil duty, was $250.2 per 1 ton (from May 1 – $244.4 per 1 ton).
The petrol export duty, considering the coefficient 0.90, increased up to $346.5 per 1 ton from $338.4 per 1 ton.
The liquefied gas duty totaled $86 per 1 ton against $88.3 per 1 ton.
