According to the expert, how the price ceiling will work is not yet clear.
“How tough the restrictions will be, how much the market will be able to find bypasses, and they already exist.
Therefore, in my opinion, significantly now, in the short term of one or two months, (cost limitation. - RT ) will not seriously affect prices, ”he believes.
According to Mishchenko, the introduction of a price ceiling may affect logistics and relationships.
“There will be no direct deliveries to Europe from Russia, which means that this oil will go indirectly.
How is not yet clear.
Most likely, the upcoming meeting of the OPEC + countries will affect the market and prices, which, according to various estimates, will have to decide to reduce production, respectively, oil production, ”the expert explained.
The analyst clarified that after the OPEC + decision, prices could rise to the level of $100 per barrel.
“If supply restrictions are tight, then prices will be even higher.
For Russia, this only means a redistribution of flows from the European market to others, ”concluded the interlocutor of RT.
Earlier, the European Union published in the official journal the decision to impose a ceiling on oil prices from Russia.
On December 3, the European Commission announced that the G7 countries, the European Union and Australia agreed on the introduction of a $60 per barrel price ceiling for Russian oil supplied by sea from December 5.