US extends sanctions waiver on Russian oil as supply crunch pushes up Brent crude price
Democratic senators called extension ‘indefensible gift’ to Vladimir Putin as supply concerns keep Brent oil above $110 per barrel
US extends sanctions waiver on Russian oil to aid vulnerable countries
By David Lawder PARIS, May 18 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday announced another 30-day extension of a sanctions waiver allowing purchases of Russian seaborne oil to aid "energy-vulnerable" countries hit by the Iran war,
Trump extends Russian oil sanctions waiver for most vulnerable nations
The Trump administration has once again extended a sanctions waiver allowing the purchase of seaborne Russian oil, this time carving out the exemption for the “most energy-vulnerable” countries as the war in Iran continues to choke global flows of crude.
US extends waiver on sanctions for Russian seaborne oil by 30 days
The US Treasury has decided to extend a sanctions waiver allowing trade in Russian seaborne oil for another 30 days. | World News
US extends sanctions waiver for Russian crude again: The move, its impact on India explained
The US has extended by another month its sanctions waiver for Russian crude already loaded on tankers, aiming to stabilise global oil supply amid disruptions caused by the Strait of Hormuz crisis and ease pressure on crude prices.
US extends Russian oil sanctions waiver amid Hormuz supply crisis
Scott Bessent said the Treasury issued the fresh 30-day general license after the earlier waiver expired on Saturday.
India vows to keep purchasing Russian oil, US ‘waiver or no waiver’
India’s imports from Russia has hit record levels driven by the disruption of Middle Eastern supplies from the Iran war