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US eliminates Russian aluminium from its brand new sanctions list

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Update time : 2024-02-29 17:55:06
The United States has reportedly ruled out Russian aluminium and nickel from its new set of sanctions, which made several roundups in the media since early February 2024. 

According to the latest report on Monday, February 26, the United States declared sanctions on more than 500 people and entities in Russia and eliminated base metals, including aluminium and nickel.

In early February, there was speculation that the United States might impose a fresh wave of sanctions on Russian aluminium and nickel, following which the prices of the two metals rose, assuming limited supply would occur in the wake of sanctions.

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