The European Union does not agree on an oil embargo at a summit in Brussels By the evening of Monday, it became clear that the European Union countries would not be able to coordinate the oil embargo against Russia at the summit, which takes place in Brussels on May 30–31. “I have no big expectations that everything will be decided on the next 48 hours,” said the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Lyain.

The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen , said she does not expect an agreement on an oil embargo against Russia at the EU summit on May 30-31. “I don’t have high expectations that everything will be decided in the next 48 hours, but I am sure that such an opportunity will appear later,” she said.

Vice President and co-owner of Lukoil, Leonid Fedun, spoke at RBC with a proposal to reduce oil production in Russia by 20-30%, to 7-8 million bpd. What's happened Since the beginning of the “special operation” and the imposition of sanctions against Russia, Russian oil has been sold on international markets at a large discount. The co-owner of Lukoil, Leonid Fedun, wrote an article on this subject for RBC.

Since May 30, the Bank of Russia has limited exchange trading in foreign securities, which are blocked by international depositories. What's happened The Central Bank announced that it had decided to limit the circulation of foreign securities blocked by international settlement and clearing organizations from May 30, 2022. The exception will be the papers of foreign issuers that conduct economic activity mainly in Russia.

Russia has launched a countdown to default again, it will try to pay through rubles On Friday, May 27, investors did not receive payments on Russian Eurobonds. A 30-day grace period has begun, during which Russia will try to avoid the first sovereign default in 100 years. Anton Siluanov published today in Vedomosti The action plan is outlined in an interview with .

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