Will EU Fertiliser Tariffs Hit Russia's Coffers?

EU Tightens Russian Oil Cap, But Loopholes Undermine Impact

The ongoing push by EU countries to target Russia’s primary revenue source—oil and gas exports—has received a significant boost. With its 18th sanctions package, the EU has agreed not only to hit Moscow’s energy sector harder but also to impose a significantly lower price cap on Russia’s oil exports. The package faced internal resistance, particularly from Slovakia, which had been blocking the deal over the past week. Slovakia’s current governme…

Will EU fertiliser tariffs hit Russia's coffers?

To reduce its economic dependence on Russia, the EU has imposed higher tariffs on fertilisers and agricultural products. The aim is to reduce Russian revenue, but it could impact on food prices in the EU, which worries farmers.

EU hikes tariffs on Russian fertilisers and food

EU hikes tariffs on Russian fertilisers and food

COMMENTARY: Holes in EU Russia Sanctions Put Attention Back on Trump Oil Threat - Bousso - Energy News, Top Headlines, Commentaries, Features & Events

By Ron Bousso EU sanctions unlikely to impact Russia’s oil revenue severely India and China may continue buying discounted Russian crude Trump’s secondary sanctions could pressure Russia but risk global oil price surge LONDON, July 22 – The European Union’s latest effort to restrict Russia’s oil revenue is unlikely to hurt Moscow’s war effort severely, ...

EU's New Russia Sanctions Package Lowers Price Cap, Targets Sanctions Evaders

The latest EU sanctions package against Russia, adopted last week, lowers the price cap on Russian oil, introduces more import and export restrictions and designates a range of vessels and companies helping Russia move energy products and evade sanctions. ...