Russia's FAS opens 37 fuel market cases this year, issues 59 warnings; Novak tells TASS demand rose 20-30% from panic buying
Russia's Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) has opened 37 cases on the fuel market this year and issued 59 warnings, the service told TASS. Earlier, Deputy PM Novak told TASS that Russia has formed a sufficient volume of fuel for the domestic market, but panic buying has driven demand up roughly 20-30%.
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