Poorer nations to gain from price cap plan on Russia's oil trade: US
The Straits Times|September 28, 2022
Low-and middle-income countries will be the primary beneficiaries of a proposed price cap on Russia's oil trade, said Ms Catherine Wolfram, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Climate and Energy Economics at the United States Treasury.
Luke Pachymuthu
Poorer nations to gain from price cap plan on Russia's oil trade: US

The top US official, who is in town for the Asia-Pacific Petroleum Conference, said the objective of keeping Russian oil flowing under the cap was to ensure energy markets would not be hit by an oil price shock once a European Union ban on seaborne oil flows takes effect on Dec 5. A second ban on petroleum products is due in February 2023.

Ms Wolfram told The Straits Times on the sidelines of the event at the Raffles City Convention Centre on Tuesday: "It's important to remember that the EU and the other Group of Seven (G-7) countries, and that includes the US, will not be importing Russian oil, so we will not be the beneficiaries of the cheap oil price.

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