Russia changes fuel market regulation rules
The State Duma of Russia has adopted amendments to the Tax Code aimed at stabilizing fuel prices in the country. The new law includes improvements to the fuel damping mechanism, changes to stock exchange trading rules, and the introduction of a compensation system for diesel fuel imports.

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