Russia raises oil export tax; no implementation date setMoscow wants to raise oil export taxes to increase government revenues and encourage more supplies to the domestic market by The Associated Press
The Russian government has decided to raise the export tax on crude oil from 5 euros to 7.5 euros (from $5.26 to $7.90) per metric ton, a top official said Sept. 9.
Russia had previously upped the tax on Aug. 1, and the government said it wanted a bigger increase. But the plan was temporarily block....
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