The European Union has unveiled a revised oil price cap and new sanctions directed at Russia, a bold move intended to disrupt Russian energy revenues amid geopolitical tensions. Markets have already reacted, with oil prices edging higher as traders and officials adjust their forecasts based on the evolving sanctions landscape.
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