MOSCOW, October 14. /TASS/. Russia’s exports of oil and petroleum products fell by 10,000 barrels per day (bpd) in September 2026 to 6.52 million bpd, according to data from the International Energy Agency (IEA). Meanwhile, monthly export revenues rose by $3.6 billion from August 2026 to reach $17.67 billion, driven by surging oil prices.

Russian crude oil shipments increased by 60,000 bpd in September, while exports of petroleum products decreased by 80,000 bpd.

Revenues from crude oil exports in September totaled $14.5 billion (up $3.15 billion from August), while revenues from petroleum product exports amounted to $3.16 billion (an increase of $440 million compared to August).

Additionally, the IEA report notes that the price of Russian Urals crude (FOB Primorsk) surged by $28.29 to $94.3 per barrel, marking the second-highest level since February 2022.

Compared to September 2025, Russia's oil export revenues in September 2026 were $4.32 billion higher.