俄罗斯石油出口收入暴跌至2022年战争开始以来的最低水平

Group 1 - The core point of the article highlights the significant decline in Russian oil revenues due to the falling price of Urals crude oil, which is now nearly 50% lower than Brent crude oil prices [3] - As of January 4, the average weekly oil export revenue for Russia has dropped to $959 million, marking the lowest level since the onset of the full-scale war in 2022 [3] - Compared to early October, Russian oil revenues have decreased by 35%, equating to a loss of approximately $500 million per week; compared to early December, the decline is 15%, or nearly $200 million per week [5] Group 2 - The average price of Urals crude oil at Baltic Sea ports was $36.69 per barrel, while the price at Black Sea loading points was $34.82 per barrel at the beginning of January [7] - Since the U.S. announced sanctions against Russian oil companies, including Lukoil, the average price of Urals crude oil has plummeted by nearly 40% [5]