Price cap on Russian oil is experimental, but Russia won't get away unscathed, Northeastern expert says

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50% : The EU and G-7 price cap will also affect global supply chains, delaying shipping and creating backlogs, Sanders says, as there will have to be checks and enforcement of the new rules along the way.
47% : The price cap imposed by the European Union, the Group of Seven leading industrial nations and Australia on seaborne Russian crude oil is an unprecedented diplomatic measure, a Northeastern University expert says, but it might be followed by a more complete embargo in the future.

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