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Bojan Pancevski: Yes, indeed. It's a new package of sanctions that they've agreed. They have to be fleshed out by the ministerial level, but for now they agreed to start working on some sort of cap of the price of Russian oil. Essentially, that means forming a cartel of buyers who will say, "We will not buy over this price, no matter what you ask us to pay Russia, we will not pay over this price. So take it or leave it." The second thing they agreed is to ban the imports of Russian gold. Russian gold, after energy exports, after gas, coal and oil, gold is the highest revenue commodity for the Kremlin. This will be worked out that G7 countries and their allies will simply stop buying Russian gold.And they also agreed on a package of new sanctions against specific companies and research institutes that contribute to the Russian military industrial complex in order to kneecap further the Russian capability to fight the war in Ukraine. Especially the Germans and some other European countries are quite concerned that the sanctions in the short term are actually backfiring because they're providing a bigger revenue for Vladimir Putin's war chest. And that certainly has been true so far. It could well happen that the gold sanctions cause the same results. So there is a great concern. I mean, experts are saying that this will be temporary, that all these effects are temporary, that in the short term, as the volumes reduce the effect of the sanctions will kick in and eventually they will starve the Russian treasury of funds. But the question is when will that happen and how long will have to wait for that? Because obviously the most important thing is the sanctions to have an effect on Putin's ability to wage war on Ukraine. And I think it's not quite clear as to the timing of the actual effect. 781b155fdc