“Absolutely correct position.
We are not going to play these games and will not take into account the price ceiling when trading abroad,” the analyst emphasized.
According to him, the establishment of a price ceiling destroys the market pricing mechanisms that have been created for decades.
“It remains to develop alternative routes.
There are large consumers of hydrocarbons who did not support the sanctions.
For example, India, China and other countries of Southeast Asia.
They are priority markets for us.
We are actively developing logistics schemes,” says Mishchenko.
Earlier, Siluanov said that Russia would not, in principle, supply oil at prices set by the West.
Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Alexander Novak announced the demand for Russian energy resources, despite sanctions and embargoes.