Brent

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Brent refers to a benchmark crude oil futures contract traded on the ICE Futures exchange, used as a key reference for global oil pricing. Market movements in Brent futures are influenced by geopolitical tensions—particularly involving Iran and the Middle East—as well as supply dynamics related to the Strait of Hormuz and changes in global inventory levels. Price fluctuations have impacted Russian financial markets, affecting investor sentiment and influencing domestic economic indicators such as inflation and central bank policy outlook.

Recent coverage

• Brent crude rises to $72.56 per barrel — Интерфакс
• Brent trades near $72 per barrel — Интерфакс
• Brent crude trades near $71.8 per barrel — Интерфакс
• Moscow Exchange and RTS indices began the main session up by 0.1% — Интерфакс
• Ruble gains against yuan on Moscow Exchange — Интерфакс
• Brent crude drops to $70.87 per barrel — Интерфакс
• Moscow Exchange Index Dropped to 2340 Points Following Oil Price Decline — Интерфакс
• Russian stock market closed lower as traders lock in profits amid falling oil prices — Интерфакс
• Brent price stabilizes at $73.2 per barrel, WTI drops — Интерфакс
• Brent crude drops to $72.26 per barrel — Интерфакс
• Russian stock market opens with IMOEX2 index up 0.4% in morning session — Интерфакс
• Ruble noticeably strengthened against the yuan on Moscow Exchange — Интерфакс
• Moscow Exchange index rose almost to 2350 points during correction — Интерфакс
• Brent crude rises to $73.07 per barrel — Интерфакс
• Ruble to Yuan rate hit new low since April — Интерфакс
• Brent crude drops to $71.64 per barrel — Интерфакс
• Russian stock market opened on the morning session with a 1.2% drop in the IMOEX2 index — Интерфакс
• Moscow Exchange Index rises to 2260 points amid rising oil prices and ruble depreciation — Интерфакс
• Brent oil prices returned to pre-war US-Iran levels — Вести
• Moscow and RTS indices fell by 4% — Интерфакс