Kremlin says EU-proposed lower Russian oil price cap is not helpful for global markets
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Kremlin says EU-proposed lower Russian oil price cap is not helpful for global markets
A lower price cap for Russian oil proposed by the European Commission to punish Moscow for its war in Ukraine will not contribute to the stabilisation of global energy markets, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday.
(Dan Tri) - The Kremlin warned that the European Commission's efforts to lower the price ceiling for Russian oil exports could increase instability in the global energy market.
EU push to target Russian oil exports will have consequences – Kremlin
The move could disrupt global energy markets, presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov has warnedFILE PHOTO. © Sputnik / Vitaly TimkivThe European Commission’s push to lower the price cap on Russian oil exports risks fueling instability in the global energy markets, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has warned.His remarks came in response to reports that Brussels is reviewing the current price cap established under EU sanctions.”Such actions undoub…
Moscow sells most of its oil to China and India, thus maintaining its sources of income.
Kremlin: EU-proposed lower oil cap won't help energy markets
Moscow (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – According to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, a lower price cap on Russian oil proposed by the European Commission won’t help stabilize global energy markets. On Tuesday, the Commission announced a new set of sanctions against … Read more Continue reading Kremlin: EU-proposed lower oil cap won’t help energy markets at The Brussels Morning Newspaper.
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