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14.05.2023, 22:23

Source: G7 leaders to target Russian energy, trade in new sanctions steps

“Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) nations plan to tighten sanctions on Russia at their summit in Japan this week, with steps aimed at energy and exports aiding Moscow's war effort,” said officials with direct knowledge of the discussions per Reuters.

Additional news

New measures announced by the leaders during the May 19-21 meetings will target sanctions evasion involving third countries, and seek to undermine Russia's future energy production and curb trade that supports Russia's military.

US officials also expect G7 members will agree to adjust their approach to sanctions so that, at least for certain categories of goods, all exports are automatically banned unless they are on a list of approved items.

While the allies have not agreed to apply the more-restrictive approach broadly, U.S. officials expect that in the most sensitive areas for Russia's military G7 members will adopt a presumption that exports are banned unless they are on a designated list.

Meanwhile, any change in language, including language specifying that certain trade is banned unless specifically exempted, by the G7 leaders may not necessarily lead to more bans immediately or indeed any change in Russia's posture.

Market implications

Although the market’s current attention is on the US debt ceiling talks, Russia’s dislike for the Western pressure may add to the market’s sour sentiment in case the G7 plans to add to Moscow’s hardships.

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