Russian Crude Export Volumes Hit Lowest Level Since 2018
Russia's crude oil and oil product export volumes fell to their lowest level since 2018 in September 2026, while higher prices lifted export revenues by $0.3 billion.
According to the Kyiv School of Economics, Russia’s crude oil and oil product export volumes dropped to their lowest level since 2018 during September 2026. Despite the reduction in physical shipment volumes, higher global prices helped lift export revenues by $0.3 billion for the period.
Export Volume Decline
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The figures highlight a contraction in the physical quantities of crude and refined oil products leaving Russian ports and pipelines, marking a multi-year low for export throughput.
Revenue Impact
Even with the decline in shipped volumes, elevated commodity price levels offset the volume losses, resulting in a marginal $0.3 billion increase in total export revenues.
Key facts
- Russian crude oil and oil product export volumes fell to the lowest level since 2018 in September 2026.
- Higher prices lifted export revenues by $0.3 billion.
- Data was published by the Kyiv School of Economics.
Source: news.google.com
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