RUSSIAN GAS STATIONS BEGIN EASING PURCHASE LIMITS AS OFFICIALS SAY FUEL MARKET SHOWS SIGNS OF ‘STABILIZATION’
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Pumping stations owned by Gazprom and Lukoil have removed all gasoline purchase limits in some parts of the country, though shortages persist in many regions.
The Moscow Times - Independent N reports that pumping stations owned by Gazprom and Lukoil have removed all gasoline purchase limits in some parts of the country, though shortages persist in many regions.
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