Market News: The EU may impose further restrictions on Russia's cryptocurrency trading platforms, payment, and credit card systems.
Jinse Finance reported that the European Union is considering imposing new sanctions on about six Russian banks and energy companies as part of the latest round of measures to pressure Russia to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict. This plan would be the 19th round of sanctions introduced by the EU since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in 2022. According to sources, the EU may also target Russia's payment and credit card systems, cryptocurrency trading platforms, and further restrict the country's oil trade. The sources stated that the EU hopes to coordinate some of its latest measures with the United States. An EU delegation will travel to Washington this week to meet with US officials to explore the possibility of joint action. (Zhitong Finance)
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