Russian oil exports up to 6.82 mbd in October, revenues up to $21.15 bln

Revenues from exports increased by $3.61 bln month-on-month to $21.15 bln due to growth of oil prices

MOSCOW, November 13. /TASS/. Russia’s exports of oil and petroleum products rose by 260,000 barrels per day (bpd) in October 2026 to 6.82 mln barrels per day (mbd), the International Energy Agency (IEA) reported.

Revenues from exports increased by $3.61 bln month-on-month to $21.15 bln due to growth of prices for oil. This is the highest level since this May.

Oil deliveries from Russia were flat at 5.33 mbd in October, while supplies of petroleum products went up by 260,000 bpd to 1.49 mbd. Revenues from oil exports totaled $17.22 bln last month, which is $2.53 bln higher than in September, while revenues from exports of petroleum products amounted to $3.93 bln (up by $1.08 bln compared with September).

Moreover, the price of Russian Urals FOB Primorsk grew by $6.98 to $101.28 per barrel, the report said.

Compared to October 2025, Russia’s revenue from oil exports in October 2026 was $8.33 bln higher.

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