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In reply to the discussion: Have you noticed, with all of the countries kicking in with help for Ukraine, the OIL COMPANIES [View all]mahatmakanejeeves
(58,029 posts)22. Russia-Ukraine war: The companies that have taken action so far
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Russia-Ukraine war: The companies that have taken action so far
Brian Sozzi and Alexandra Semenova
Mon, February 28, 2022, 4:58 PM
All eyes are on Russia this week as the Wests growing docket of financial penalties deal a harder-than-expected blow to the countrys economy, challenging a decades-long effort by President Vladimir Putin to make the system sanction-proof.
To add to the economic blowback, Corporate America and a growing number of multinational companies have joined in protest of Moscows military attack on Ukraine, moving to sever business dealings with Russia or take a stand in support for Ukrainian refugees.
Measures by the U.S. and Europe, including a move to block some Russian banks from the SWIFT payment network and sanctions on the Central Bank of Russia, have already sent the ruble cratering more than 30% and kept the Moscow Stock Exchange closed on Monday. A sharper economic fallout is underway, with JPMorgan warning the country is poised to enter a recession.
More penalizing announcements from multinational companies expected in the week ahead are likely to further derail the economic picture for Russia and the way of life for its citizens.
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Russia-Ukraine war: The companies that have taken action so far
Brian Sozzi and Alexandra Semenova
Mon, February 28, 2022, 4:58 PM
All eyes are on Russia this week as the Wests growing docket of financial penalties deal a harder-than-expected blow to the countrys economy, challenging a decades-long effort by President Vladimir Putin to make the system sanction-proof.
To add to the economic blowback, Corporate America and a growing number of multinational companies have joined in protest of Moscows military attack on Ukraine, moving to sever business dealings with Russia or take a stand in support for Ukrainian refugees.
Measures by the U.S. and Europe, including a move to block some Russian banks from the SWIFT payment network and sanctions on the Central Bank of Russia, have already sent the ruble cratering more than 30% and kept the Moscow Stock Exchange closed on Monday. A sharper economic fallout is underway, with JPMorgan warning the country is poised to enter a recession.
More penalizing announcements from multinational companies expected in the week ahead are likely to further derail the economic picture for Russia and the way of life for its citizens.
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Have you noticed, with all of the countries kicking in with help for Ukraine, the OIL COMPANIES [View all]
BComplex
Feb 2022
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BP has dropped it's 19.75% interest on Rosneft, shell has dis-invested today as well
PortTack
Feb 2022
#1
That's great news! Who is shipping gas to the parts of Europe that have been relying on Russian oil?
BComplex
Feb 2022
#4
EU nations are imprting Russian energy... every day. Yesterday, today and tomorrow.
WarGamer
Feb 2022
#6
the problem is... it's a Global commodity so that's why the price is so stable.
WarGamer
Feb 2022
#12
Apparently you haven't noticed that companies like Shell and BP have led the way
onenote
Feb 2022
#9
The point is that you should amend your claim that oil companies are remaining "silent"
onenote
Feb 2022
#19
So what everyone here is saying is that the oil companies are going to take up the slack
BComplex
Feb 2022
#24
There's something the Germans can do to begin to take up the slack by themselves.
mahatmakanejeeves
Feb 2022
#25