Kazakhstan raises oil products export duties.

ASTANA, July 28 (Itar-Tass) - Kazakhstan has raised export duties on
oil products.
The light products' duty makes 114.05 dollars per a tonne, dark
products' - 76.03 dollars, Kazakhstan's governmental order published on
Thursday reads. The duty on raw oil remains unchanged - at 40 dollars per
a tonne.
The order comes into force in ten calendar days following the first
official publishing.
From January 1 of the current year, export duty on oil has been raised
twice from 20 to 40 dollars a tonne, the duty on light oil products was
fixed at 98.13 dollars per a tonne, for dark oil products - at 65.42
dollars per a tonne.
Kazakhstan introduced export duties on oil and oil products for the
first time in mid August, 2010.