Trump Ready For ‘Major Sanctions’ On Russia—Requests 100% Tariffs On China From NATOhttps://t.co/CzwCg5k2oc https://t.co/osaVpCMDrt ...

BREAKING:🇺🇸🇪🇺 TRUMP SAYS US AND NATO ARE PREPARING MAJOR SANCTIONS ON RUSSIA AND 50% TO 100% TARIFFS ON CHINA UNTIL THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR ENDS. https://t.co/IPbz9wvBBC ...

US President Donald Trump said he’s prepared to move ahead with “major” sanctions on Russian oil if NATO countries do the same https://t.co/7T0nbPQj3b ...

💥BREAKING:🇺🇸 President Trump says all NATO nations are preparing to "do major sanctions on Russia" and impose 50% to 100% tariffs on China. https://t.co/6jfn9FOn2d ...

We also learned earlier this month that morning and something that send oil prices higher was that the US would be proposing broad G7 sanctions on Russian energy, kind of secondary sanctions both on China and India to try to help stop the war in Ukraine. It's something that the US had resisted really pushing down on the G7 or putting those types of sanctions on China. How could this change things.Yeah, I mean, this is really, you know, the where the world trade and geopolitics intersect. The US is trying to ...

What do you make of the equivalency that President Trump is trying to draw here between Putin and Zelensky, knowing, of course, that Russia invaded Ukraine. Does it really takes two to tango. Well, to end the war, both countries have to stop.And of course, Wolinski has been completely willing to abide by really the US led effort with Nieto to implement a cease fire. So Ukraine has been completely willing to do that for months now and there really is great solidarity between and among native countries and Uk ...

Supply and Demand Dynamics - Europe aims to reduce reliance on Russian gas, potentially through increased US LNG imports [2] - Secondary sanctions on Russian energy companies could further curb Russian oil and gas imports, but haven't been implemented [3] - The EU's decision to ban Russian seaborn oil imports was significant, as oil exports are a major source of revenue for Russia [4] Sanctions and Enforcement - Price caps on Russian oil, intended to allow continued flow to countries like India, may have prioritized inflation reduction over reducing Russian revenue [4][9] - Increased sanctions enforcement on Iranian oil, including secondary sanctions on countries like India and China, is possible [5][6][7] - India significantly reduced Iranian oil purchases when secondary sanctions were applied [6] - Some Iranian oil is disguised as oil from other countries, such as Malaysia [6] Policy and Geopolitics - The US was initially concerned about a 3 million barrel a day supply disruption when Europe moved to ban Russian seaborn oil imports [9] - The effectiveness of sanctions depends on consistent enforcement [7][8]

China needs to apply more pressure on Russia to stop the war on Ukraine or potentially face tough new secondary sanctions proposed by Europe and the US, according to Austria’s foreign minister https://t.co/11sZ5bDCSa ...

RT Bloomberg em Português (@BBGEmPortugues)#BrasíliaemOff O governo segue avaliando a possibilidade de adotar legalmente uma vacina contra sanções aplicadas pelos EUA a pessoas ou empresas brasileiras. Primeiro movimento foi feito quando Alexandre de Moraes foi alvo da Lei MagnitskyPor @beckmartha https://t.co/cahYv4zfIt ...

Trump says his patience with Putin is “running out” and threatens new sanctions as Ukraine talks stall https://t.co/rw8ftMKO24 ...