G7 announced the development of sanctions against Russia, taking into account the global economy

The sanctions imposed against RUSSIA were designed to minimize damage to the global economy. This is stated in a joint statement of the G7 countries (Great Britain, Germany, Italy, CANADA, France, Japan and the usa ), following a meeting of the heads of financial departments and central banks of the association.

“We have designed our sanctions to be targeted in order to minimize harm to third countries and the global economy,” the statement said.

The heads of the G7 financial departments emphasized that key agricultural products and humanitarian essentials were excluded from the anti-Russian sanctions, which “enabled access to food, medicines and medical equipment.”

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Since the end of February, Western countries, including the EU and the US, began to tighten sanctions against Russia, including officials, entrepreneurs, banks, industrial and transport companies on restrictive lists, as well as banning the EXPORT and import of certain categories of goods to Russia. By the beginning of March, Russia had bypassed Iran, Syria and North Korea in the number of restrictive measures imposed against it .

Now the European Union is working on the sixth package of sanctions, said the HEAD of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen. The measures could include further restrictions against the banking sector, she said. “Especially [we are studying] Sberbank, which accounts for 37% of this sector,” she said. In addition, Brussels is considering issues related to energy.

On April 19, the head of the Ministry of Economic Development, Maxim Reshetnikov, said that the Russian economy had withstood the first blow from the sanctions imposed against it. According to him, this is evidenced by the strengthening of the ruble, the disappearance of excessive demand and the slowdown in inflation.

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