离了美国照样干！G7多国准备单独下调俄油价格上限

Group 1 - The G7 countries are preparing to act independently to lower the price cap on Russian oil, even if President Trump decides to withdraw from the discussions [1] - The current price cap of $60 per barrel is becoming ineffective due to falling global oil prices, prompting the EU and the UK to advocate for a reduction [1][3] - The EU has proposed lowering the price cap to $45 per barrel, which requires unanimous agreement from member states [3] Group 2 - The U.S. Treasury Secretary does not see the need to lower the price cap, indicating a lack of consensus within the U.S. government [1][2] - Some U.S. senators, including Lindsey Graham, support the idea of lowering the cap and are pushing for stricter sanctions against Russian oil buyers [2] - The influence of the UK in global shipping insurance and the EU's adherence to Western rules may lessen the necessity for U.S. support in lowering the price cap [3][4] Group 3 - The pressure from the EU and its allies is impacting Russia's revenue, with Russian oil company Rosneft experiencing a 14.4% drop in profits last year [5]