
Julia Payne
Commodities Correspondent at Reuters
Reuters EU correspondent - energy, economy, transport and health. Previously global oil markets & trade houses in London and Nigeria. Sporadic Tweeter.
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2 weeks ago |
insurancejournal.com | Julia Payne
A European official said on Thursday that the United States is “not convinced” about lowering the Group of Seven nations (G7) price cap on Russian crude oil. The European Union has proposed revising the cap down to an indicative level of $50 a barrel. The cap, agreed in 2022, was designed to stop Russian oil being sold to third countries using Western insurance services if the price exceeded $60 a barrel, in order to hit Moscow’s revenues. Ukraine has pushed for an even lower price of $30 a barrel.
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2 weeks ago |
msn.com | Dave Lawder |Promit Mukherjee |Julia Payne
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msn.com | Dave Lawder |Promit Mukherjee |Julia Payne
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reuters.com | Julia Payne
BANFF, Alberta, May 22 (Reuters) - A European official said on Thursday that the United States is "not convinced" about lowering the Group of Seven nations (G7) price cap on Russian crude oil. The European Union has proposed revising the cap down to an indicative level of $50 a barrel. The cap, agreed in 2022, was designed to stop Russian oil being sold to third countries using Western insurance services if the price exceeded $60 a barrel, in order to hit Moscow's revenues.
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2 weeks ago |
dzrh.com.ph | Julia Payne |Christian Kraemer |Promit Mukherjee
By Julia Payne, Christian Kraemer and Promit Mukherjee BANFF, Alberta (Reuters) -Finance leaders from the Group of Seven industrialized democracies sought to downplay disputes over U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs and find some common ground to keep the forum viable as they met in the Canadian Rocky Mountains on Wednesday. G7 finance ministers put a positive spin on discussions in Banff, Alberta, to try to reach an agreement on a joint communique largely covering non-tariff issues.
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