International Energy Agency: Russian oil export revenue continues to soar, exceeding $ 20 billion in June

According to today's Russian TV (RT) report on the 13th, the monthly oil market report released by the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Wednesday that despite overseas shipments declined, due to the rise in energy prices, Russia's oil export revenue soared to 20 billion to 20 billion in June Above the US dollar is 40%higher than the average level last year.

According to statistics provided by the International Energy Agency, although the average daily export volume of Russian crude oil and petrochemical products decreased by 250,000 barrels from the previous month to 7.4 million barrels, the lowest level since August 2021, compared with last month, Russia's oil revenue increased by $ 700 million in June.

Source: Visual China

According to the report, Russia's export volume decreased mainly due to crude oil last month. The average daily export volume of crude oil dropped to a slightly higher than 5 million barrels. Among them, the average daily export volume flowed to the European Union dropped below 3 million barrels. The lowest level.

At the same time, due to strong demand and tight supply, global oil prices are high. Last month, the average price of Brentki crude oil exceeded $ 117 per barrel, while the average price of Ural's Ural crude oil increased by 10.7%from May to $ 87.25 per barrel.

The report pointed out that according to the International Energy Agency estimates, oil and natural gas income in 2021 accounted for nearly half of the Russian federal budget.

Russia said earlier that it is expected that oil and natural gas income this year will increase by more than $ 17 billion.

(Edit: HX)

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