and now, us treasury secretary janet helen is trying to put pressure on russia, stating that it is necessary to set a ceiling on oil prices today, by the way, it costs about $ 93 per barrel, but, according to yen, russia is enough and sixty dollars is supposedly enough. on really. they can say whatever they want. uh. the price should be formed in a market way, based on the balance of supply and demand. in general, this is, in fact, a transition to the state planning within the framework of the global e-economy. if they want to, they should probably think about the consequences of the consequences we have been through - shortages, corresponding resources and rising prices. it was clearly stated there yesterday that we will not supply those countries that will use the price ceiling. foreign affairs, apparently, he has already calculated the consequences of introducing a ceiling on oil prices, about who speak so categorically, the americans. we do not support the idea of ​​limitation. prices are not for oil or gas because, as far as i understood at the university, when i studied economics, if y

it is not the us fortune itself that reports the ideas behind the us secretary of the treasury, janet helen the ministry of finance . finance, at least a smile, lobbied for the idea of ​​​​limiting. prices among their foreign counterparts , the plan is simple to force moscow to comply with western restrictions on the price of russian oil. how jeopardizing logistics? here is what is written in the eu documents in the event that a vessel under the flag of a third country transported crude oil or oil products from russia, the price of which was higher than that established, it should be prohibited from maintenance, brokerage services and financial assistance, including insurance future shipments, crude oil, or petroleum products in the transportation of russian oil. now greek businesses are actively involved, but it's not just tankers, according to the institute of international finance of the western countries. about 90% of the maritime insurance market, a special role. it is historically owned by companies registered in the uk, and the idea of ​​marginal prices for russian oil is supported i

and now us treasury secretary janet and helen are trying to put pressure on russia, stating that it ist a ceiling on oil prices today, by the way, it costs about $ 93 per barrel, but, according to yen, russia is enough and $ 60 is supposedly enough. actually. they they can say whatever they want. uh. the price should be formed in a market way, based on the balance of supply and demand. in general, in fact, this is a transition to the state planning within the framework of the world economy. they want it, they should probably think about the consequences of the consequences we went through is the shortage, the corresponding resources and the rise in prices, so yesterday it was clearly stated that we will not supply those countries that will use the price ceiling.

janet elon. she was also asked to contact her colleagues around the world for solutions to this problem. the white house asked helena rather frank manner. telling your colleagues that a cut in oil production would be a complete disaster and hostile action against the us, the whole house said that this is a draft address and such language will not be. well, it shows how much they're worried. this year, he again intends to reduce oil production by 2 million barrels per day. earlier it was reported that we are talking about one million. and now they say maybe 2 million is a shame for our president who begged audits to increase oil production the object is planning an october surprise, important events may await tomorrow at a meeting of oil producers. senator john howen and north dakota senator are on the line. maybe you know how the members of the energy committee will reduce production. so we have an october surprise from them. why would the saudis finance vladimir putin ? almost half of the 750 million have been depleted. 350 have already been seized and this number is growing. i don’t know that at some point this s