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The price of the key grade of Russian oil fell sharply after Western sanctions forced Chinese refineries to cancel some purchases.

According to traders participating in the auctions, this week spot sales of ESPO crude oil, shipped from the Far East, were offered at a discount of 50 cents per barrel to the ICE Brent benchmark. A week earlier, before the new round of sanctions, the grade was trading at a premium of over $1 per barrel.

The oil market is cautiously watching for signs of disruptions and changes in flows after the U.S. added "Rosneft" and "Lukoil" to the sanctions list.

Washington's move followed a tightening of EU restrictions on energy trade with Russia and triggered a rise in benchmark prices last week.

U.S. sanctions against "Rosneft" and "Lukoil" were the first major restrictions on Russia's oil industry since Donald Trump's return to the White House. According to informed sources, the administration's plan is to make trade with Moscow more costly and risky, while at the same time preventing a spike in global prices.
It was previously reported that "Lukoil" decided to sell foreign assets due to sanctions.
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