According to the specialist, in the next week we can expect "nervousness" in the oil market.
“On the one hand, the next stage of negotiations between Iran and the United States on the Iranian nuclear program is entering its final phase: Iran sent its proposals to the United States, where it, in fact, softened its demands, but, on the other hand, the United States became less interested in the withdrawal of Iran from sanctions,” the analyst explained.
He added that Israel and Saudi Arabia also oppose the deal.
“And this is the OPEC+ signal for the US, which says: if you establish a deal on the Iranian nuclear program and let Iran earn money, then for you, the US, for the Western world, it will not work.
You want to lower oil prices, and we will make sure that prices remain high anyway, that is, you will let Iran earn money, but there will be no advantages for you, ”said Yushkov.
According to him, on the one hand, the prospect of an agreement on the program "pushes oil prices down."
“But the threat from OPEC + to reduce production will push prices up,” the source concluded.
Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the filling of the Russian budget is proceeding at the right pace, despite the problems that ill-wishers create for it, including the growing share of oil and gas and non-oil and gas revenues.