Bishkek, March 3, 2026. /Kabar/. Fuel and lubricant prices in Kyrgyzstan remain stable, and oil product reserves are sufficient. Kanat Eshatov, President of the Association of Oil Traders of Kyrgyzstan, told Kabar.
According to him, the situation in the Middle East has not yet affected the cost of oil products in the country. If the current international situation protracts, it could impact prices in the future; however, for now, the country's oil companies are operating normally.
Eshatov noted that deliveries are currently being made under contracts signed for March, with the majority of fuel and lubricants imported from Russia.
"We are monitoring the situation and following trading on the London and New York exchanges. The price of Brent crude has now risen to $79, but our companies have not yet signed contracts at this price. Prices are set weekly or every ten days, depending on agreements with refineries. Since deliveries are currently being made under previously approved March contracts, our pricing situation is stable." “Every year we sign a memorandum with the Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry; we have more than enough fuel and lubricant reserves for spring field work,” he emphasized.
