EU Expands Russia Sanctions, Raising Oil Price Fears

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The European Union is expanding its sanctions against Russia, a move that could tighten global oil supplies and push prices higher, with ripple effects across economies worldwide. The bloc's latest round of measures, announced this week, adds to a growing list of restrictions aimed at Moscow's revenue streams.

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