The Moscow Exchange and a deputy governor of the Central Bank of…
The Moscow Exchange and a deputy governor of the Central Bank of Russia have been included in the new package of EU sanctions against Russia, according to a statement from the EU diplomatic service. European banks will be prohibited from dealing with 32 Russian banks.
Consensus
- The European Union introduced its 21st package of economic sanctions against Russia.
- The sanctions target 94 financial organizations, including Moscow Exchange.
- The measures include freezing assets, travel bans, and transaction restrictions.
- A price cap of $44 per barrel was set on Russian oil for one year.
- The Central Bank of Russia stated that the domestic banking sector has adapted to sanctions and is stable.
Points of divergence
- The list includes systemic players such as several major banks, Moscow Exchange, and dozens of small credit institutions, with specific names provided for all 94 entities. — interfax
- The sanctions package includes 218 positions, covering hundreds of banks, cryptocurrency exchange operators, oil refineries in Russia and Belarus, over 50 defense industry enterprises, and more than 40 ships from the 'shadow fleet'. — vm
- The sanctions include measures against vessels assisting Russia in circumventing oil sanctions via a 'shadow fleet', and there are exclusions regarding full bans on Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) transport, with Greece opposing such a ban. — fontanka
- The EU sanction package includes Moscow Exchange and the Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank of Russia. — tg_tass_agency
- The European Union imposed sanctions on the Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank of Russia, Sergey Belov. — interfax
Coverage (18 sources)
- Nabiyulina: Russian banks have adapted to sanctions — Вести
- RSCB, BSPB, MTs-Bank, Ozon and WB subsidiaries fall under EU sanctions — Интерфакс
- EU sanctions from the 21st package extend to almost all major Russian banks — Вести
- EU bans providing funds to 94 banks and financial institutions from Russia — Вести
- EU imposes sanctions against Moscow Exchange and Deputy Central Bank Governor — Вести
- Moscow Exchange and Deputy Governor of Central Bank Included in New EU Sanctions Package Against Russia, According to EU Diplomatic Service Statement — ТАСС (Telegram)
- EU sanctions will target Moscow Exchange, Deputy Governor of the Central Bank — Интерфакс
- EU introduces restrictive measures against one of the banks in Kyrgyzstan — Интерфакс
- EU bans funding for 94 banks and financial institutions as part of sanctions against Russia — Интерфакс
- Reuters: EU to impose sanctions against Moscow Exchange and 93 financial organizations — Вечерняя Москва
- Reuters: EU to impose sanctions against Moscow Exchange and 93 financial organizations — Коммерсантъ
- EU to impose sanctions on 94 financial organizations, including Moscow Exchange — Вести
- Kallas Reveals Content of New Package of EU Anti-Russian Sanctions — Вести
- More than 30 Russian banks included in new EU sanctions package — Вести
- New package of EU sanctions against Russia. What's in it? — Фонтанка
- EC Head Announces New Sanctions Against Russia in Finance and Oil Trade — Интерфакс
- Another 32 Russian Banks Will Face EU Restrictions — РИА Новости (Telegram)
- Reuters: EU to include Moscow Exchange in 21st package of sanctions against Russia — Москва 24
Key entities
- Russia
- EU
- Moscow
- Moscow Exchange
- Reuters
- European Union
- Moscow Exchange
- INTERFAX.RU
- Ursula von der Leyen
- European Union
- CB
- Bank of Russia
- Kyrgyzstan
- Elvira Nabiyullina
- Kaya Kallas
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