MOSCOW: Russia announced Friday it was lifting the temporary ban on gasoline that it imposed in September in response to soaring prices, against a backdrop of rising inflation in the country.
“The government made a decision to lift from November 17 the temporary ban on exports of motor gasoline that it introduced on September 21 as part of a set of measures to stabilise the price situation on the domestic market of motor fuel,” the energy ministry said.
“The government made a decision to lift from November 17 the temporary ban on exports of motor gasoline that it introduced on September 21 as part of a set of measures to stabilise the price situation on the domestic market of motor fuel,” the energy ministry said.
