MOSCOW: Russian oil exports and transit from the Baltic Sea ports and Novorossiisk expected to rise in June on a daily basis to reach 9.1 million tonnes compared a preliminary loading plan obtained by Reuters showed.
This is compared to to 9.35 tonnes in May, which is a day longer than June.
Oil loadings from Primorsk were seen at 3.9 million tonnes, down from 4.8 million tonnes in a revised loading plan for May, while Ust-Luga exports and transit will rise to 2.5 million tonnes, up by 0.3 million tonnes from the current month.
Urals and Siberian Light loadings from the Black Sea port of Novorossiisk will total 2.7 million tonnes, up from 2.35 million tonnes in May.
The preliminary loading plan provides for 0.48 million tonnes of Siberian Light crude for loading in Novorossiisk in June.
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