US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Thursday that "if there are further waivers" for Russian oil, "they will be country-specific and not generalized.”
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Thursday suggested that the US would likely extend the sanctions waiver on sales of Russian crude and products held in floating storage again, but would tailor it in a way so that only certain countries would qualify.
The Russian oil carried on ships has been largely "sucked up," Scott Bessent says
The U.S. Department of the Treasury will extend for one more month the sanctions exemption allowing the sale of Russian oil…
Washington has extended its sanctions waiver for Russian oil cargoes at sea by 30 days. This move aims to help vulnerable nations…
The US Department of the Treasury has extended a temporary licence that allows certain countries to purchase Russian oil already…
The US Treasury will extend its sanctions waiver on Russian seaborne oil, which lapsed on Saturday, after several countries asked…
U.S. Treasury extends sanctions waiver on Russian oil for 30 days to aid vulnerable countries impacted by Gulf supply disruptions.
