EU To Sanction Chinese Oil Refineries On Russian Oil Trade
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The European Union is set to impose sanctions on four companies, including a Chinese trading firm and two Chinese oil refineries, for their involvement in oil trade with Russia, despite Western restrictions.
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The sanctions are likely to have a moderate impact on the global oil market, potentially leading to increased prices due to reduced supply from Russia. However, the impact on the EU's economy may be more significant, as it could lead to higher energy costs and inflation.
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The European Union's latest package of sanctions against Russia will list four companies, including a Chinese trading firm and two independent Chinese oil refineries, involved in oil trade that have continued to circumvent Western restrictions. According to EU sanctions envoy David O'Sullivan, China still insists that it does “normal trade” with Russia, contrary to the view by the West that it plays a central role in helping Russia circumvent sanctions. The EU's 19th sanctions package is expected to be the most economically significant.…
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المقال الأصلي منشور بواسطة OilPrice.com في 22 أكتوبر 2025. التحليل والرؤى المقدمة من AnalystMarkets AI.