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relates to How to Price the Risk of Russia's Tightening Grip on Gas
markets
How to Price the Risk of Russia's Tightening Grip on Gas
ABN Amro Chief Economist Sandra Phlippen assesses the risks posed to Europe amid Russia's tightening grip on natural gas supplies. She speaks on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
June 20, 2022
relates to Russia Tightens Gas Grip as It Rejects Extra Ukraine Transit
markets
Russia Tightens Gas Grip as It Rejects Extra Ukraine Transit
By Elena Mazneva and Anna Shiryaevskaya
Russia again tightened its grip on Europe’s natural gas supply, rejecting an offer from Ukraine to book more transit capacity to compensate for reduced flows through a key pipeline to Germany.
June 20, 2022
relates to The Weakness of Putin’s Economic Show of Force Is Russia's Reality
opinion
The Weakness of Putin’s Economic Show of Force Is Russia's Reality
By Clara Ferreira Marques
A rare public speech was supposed to be the high point of a gathering displaying Russia’s financial clout despite Western sanctions. The detail is less flattering.
June 20, 2022
relates to Ukraine Latest: Russia Reports Missile Strikes; Harvest Warning
politics
Ukraine Latest: Russia Reports Missile Strikes; Harvest Warning
By Rosalind Mathieson
Russia said it hit military targets in Ukraine with sea-launched cruise missiles, including a strike on a planning meeting of Ukrainian commanders.
June 19, 2022
relates to Wimbledon Player Avoids Russia Ban With Georgian Nationality
pursuits
Wimbledon Player Avoids Russia Ban With Georgian Nationality
London (AP) -- A women’s doubles player who was born in Moscow will be able to get around the ban on Russians at Wimbledon this year because she now represents the country of Georgia.
June 19, 2022
relates to Russia's Exploding Tanks Create Opening for Western Arms Diplomacy
opinion
Russia's Exploding Tanks Create Opening for Western Arms Diplomacy
By Clara Ferreira Marques
Exploding tanks and errant precision weapons are bad advertising for defense exports that were already lagging. In Asia and elsewhere, that could be good news for the West.
June 19, 2022
relates to Russia-Ukraine War: Putin Is Winning But the US and Europe Must Act
opinion
Russia-Ukraine War: Putin Is Winning But the US and Europe Must Act
By Max Hastings
Russia’s war is becoming a larger struggle of good against evil, and Europe must do more or evil may triumph.
June 19, 2022
relates to Russia-Ukraine War: NATO Must Bring Finland, Sweden, Turkey Together
opinion
Russia-Ukraine War: NATO Must Bring Finland, Sweden, Turkey Together
By James G Stavridis
The Ukraine war shows the importance of expanding the alliance.
June 20, 2022
relates to Why China Won't Abandon Russia Over Ukraine War
opinion
Why China Won't Abandon Russia Over Ukraine War
By Minxin Pei
The bonds pulling the two nations together are stronger than they were during the Cold War, while the forces that might drive them apart are weaker.
June 19, 2022
relates to Goldman Has Raised European Gas Price Forecast
markets
Goldman Has Raised European Gas Price Forecast
Samantha Dart, head of natural gas research at Goldman Sachs, discusses the outlook for prices and supply. European natural gas prices rose after rallying 43% last week as Russia’s steep supply cuts put governments on high alert amid a mounting possibility of rationing. Dart speaks with Vonnie Quinn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia." (Source: Bloomberg)
June 20, 2022