India is the largest buyer of Russian oil, while US tariffs trigger Chinese export restrictions.
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
India is the largest buyer of Russian oil, while US tariffs trigger Chinese export restrictions.
Who's involved
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Part of
Trump considers tariffs on Chinese and Indian oil buyers, while Graham and Europe push for sanctions against the Kremlin.Also in this story
- A bill authorizes Donald Trump to levy tariffs on imports, while India and China continue to import Russian oil.
- Trump announced potential tariffs on goods imported from China and India.
- Trump seeks expanded sanctions on Iran while a bill authorizes tariffs on India, with Graham pushing for House consideration.
- A sanctions bill signals to Europe regarding Russia, carrying a risk of 100% tariffs.
The entities involved
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New Delhi
capital city of India
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Moscow
capital and most populous city of Russia
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Beijing
capital city of China
Related events
- US law gives Trump authority to impose tariffs on Russian crude buyers, amidst Middle East disruptions.
- Amid US sanctions on Iran, China supports its infrastructure and technology, while trade talks are complicated by the H1N1 outbreak in Delhi.
- China buys Russian oil and gas while the House considers bills sanctioning Iran and Russia, clashing with UNSC norms.
- Trump imposed tariffs on Indian goods following engagements between New Delhi and Washington regarding trade.
- The BRICS summit in New Delhi is underway while Red Sea tensions rise due to Houthi attacks near Saudi Arabia, concurrent with Trump's tariff announcements.