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Sanctions

Sanctions
2023, November, 22, 06:55:00
RUSSIAN OIL PRICE COMFORT
Ministers from OPEC+, which groups the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies led by Russia, meet on Sunday in Vienna.
Sanctions
2023, November, 22, 06:50:00
RUSSIAN, EUROPE OIL CAP
The European Commission hopes to introduce a "requirement for attestations to also include itemized ancillary costs, such as insurance and freight," on top of a declaration on the price paid for the Russian oil.
Sanctions
2023, November, 3, 06:45:00
INDIA NEED VENEZUELA'S OIL
India, the world's third biggest oil importer and consumer, ships over 80% of its oil needs from overseas and wants to cut its crude import bill.
Sanctions
2023, November, 3, 06:40:00
VENEZUELA: LIFTING SANCTIONS
However, there are growing signs of a thaw in relations between the Biden administration and Caracas, with the sides holding talks to explore temporarily lifting sanctions to encourage Venezuela to hold competitive presidential elections next year.
Sanctions
2023, October, 20, 06:25:00
RUSSIAN LNG FOR GERMANY
Still, the trade has become a headache for Germany, which has explicitly said it won’t use gas from Russia in the fallout of the war in Ukraine. Berlin is facing sharp criticism over concerns that a government-run company still has ties to Moscow, despite its political rhetoric.
Sanctions
2023, August, 4, 06:55:00
RUSSIAN OIL CAP
The G7, the European Union and Australia imposed the $60 per barrel cap last December on sea-borne exports of Russian crude in retaliation for Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Sanctions
2023, July, 14, 06:50:00
RUSSIAN OIL VS SANCTIONS
According to price reporting agency Argus Media, Urals crude topped $60 a barrel on Wednesday, climbing above the cap that the Group of Seven set last year in an attempt to restrict revenue to Moscow’s war machine.
Sanctions
2023, July, 14, 06:45:00
RUSSIAN ENERGY REVENUES DOWN
The central bank still expects a current account surplus of $47 billion this year and $38 billion in 2024. On Tuesday, it said in a statement that Russia’s worsening trade balance was caused by a decrease in export volumes as well as the decline in prices mainly for energy exports.
Sanctions
2023, May, 5, 18:20:00
НОВАЯ ЭНЕРГОСТРАТЕГИЯ РОССИИ
Неопределённость, настигшая мировой энергетический рынок в последние несколько лет, связанная сначала с пандемией коронавируса, а потом и с искусственными ограничениями, наложенными на российские энергоресурсы, в дальнейшем будет лишь увеличиваться
Sanctions
2023, April, 28, 06:25:00
RUSSIAN TEMPORARY ENERGY CONTROL
Russia has taken control of other energy assets owned by Western investors since the war started.
Sanctions
2023, April, 21, 06:35:00
BANGLADESH PAYMENTS TO RUSSIA
Bangladesh is to make its payments to Russia for the Rooppur nuclear power plant construction in Chinese yuan as a result of sanctions stopping payments in US dollars.
Sanctions
2023, April, 21, 06:30:00
RUSSIA INFLATION SLOWDOWN
Annual inflation in Russia slowed to 3.51% in March 2023 from 10.99% in February, reaching its lowest level since July 2020.
Sanctions
2023, April, 14, 07:35:00
RUSSIAN URALS DISCOUNT
Urals, Russia’s main crude export blend, has traded at a significant discount to the Brent benchmark since the European Union banned almost all seaborne imports of oil and petroleum products from the country, and the Group of Seven industrialized nations imposed a price cap.
Sanctions
2023, April, 14, 07:25:00
RUSSIA, HUNGARY NUCLEAR COOPERATION
Hungary has said it intends to press ahead with its plans for a new Russian-built nuclear power plant at Paks II, despite the Russian war with Ukraine and the European Union (EU) imposition of a range of sanctions against Russia.
Sanctions
2023, April, 7, 07:10:00
RUSSIAN DIESEL FOR TURKEY
Since Turkey can legitimately still import diesel-type fuel from Russia, traders can potentially bring in relatively cheap barrels to meet the country’s energy needs. At the same time, Turkey’s own production could be sold at a higher price to the EU.