
The St. Petersburg Exchange will stop publishing a number of data on fuel trading in accordance with the decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin on limiting information in the fuel and energy sector in response to unfriendly actions of foreign states.
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Putin has limited access to information in the fuel and energy sector in response to unfriendly actions of the United States and other states.
The St. Petersburg Exchange will classify a number of data related to fuel trading after a corresponding decree from Russian President Vladimir Putin. This is stated in a message on the site's website.
The publication of information about contracts in the instrument and trading progress card is stopped, with a 15-minute delay in information about the volume of concluded contracts.
The site will also close access to archival information on sales plans for gasoline and diesel fuel and to the release of bulletins based on the results of trading in the “Petroleum Products” section, including archival ones. Trading participants through the Terminal automated workplace and users of information services will be able to obtain data in compliance with the confidentiality regime.
Putin limited access to information in the field of the fuel and energy complex (FEC) in response to the “unfriendly and contrary to international law actions” of the United States, as well as other foreign states and international organizations that have joined them. In particular, the publication of information about the export of oil and fuel, their sellers and buyers, the procedure for mutual settlements between them, vehicles used for maritime transport, production and processing volumes at oil refineries (ORs) is prohibited.
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Closing access to archived information and fuel trading data with a 15-minute delay
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