The European Union and G7 introduced a ban on maritime imports of Russian crude oil and established a USD 60 per barrel price cap.
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In late 2022, a ban was introduced on imports to the EU and price caps (USD 60 per barrel) on Russian crude oil transported by sea
The price cap was set at $60 a barrel, above the level that Russia had to discount to move barrels after the European ban was imposed.
In December 2022, a coalition involving the G7, the EU and Australia set a price cap of $60 per barrel on any Russian crude that these countries purchased.
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Source story: 3811684-how-to-more-effectively-squeeze-russia-out-of-global-markets