... agreed to mutually lower tariffs and significantly increase the export of American energy resources to Europe. This news improved investor sentiment and heightened expectations for increased demand for U.S. oil in the near future. Geopolitical Risk and Sanctions: U.S. President Donald Trump intensified rhetoric towards Moscow, shortening the deadline for resolving the conflict in Ukraine to 10-12 days. This effectively sounded like a ultimatum threatening new sanctions against Russia and buyers of its raw materials....

... announced a reduction in the timeframe given to Russia for resolving the conflict in Ukraine to 10–12 days, threatening enhanced sanctions, which added uncertainty regarding future energy resource supplies from Russia. The US-EU Trade Deal Supported the Market: ... ... sentiment and intensified expectations for increased demand for US oil in the future. Geopolitical Premium in Prices: Trump's ultimatum to Moscow (essentially threatening new sanctions within the next two weeks if progress on peace is not made) raises ...

... significant portions of their reserves in dollars. The dollar's sustainable dominance is attributed to its high liquidity, stability, and the economic power of the United States. However, in recent years, its position has become less stable. The imposition of U.S. sanctions against several countries, including Russia and China, has raised concerns on the international stage. Such measures weaken the global role of the dollar as countries begin to seek alternative methods of conducting transactions to avoid dependence ...

... pipeline that will eventually connect the two countries and ensure the supply of Russian oil. This was announced by Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Péter Szijjártó. According to him, the Hungarian company MOL has already submitted ... ... and then sent through a direct pipeline to the Serbian oil refinery owned by NIS. However, the sixth package of anti-Russian sanctions, effective from December 5, 2022, has prohibited the delivery of oil from Russia to the European Union by sea. As a ...

... to these resources and discuss the impact of sanctions and the political climate on imports and exports. All these aspects will help deepen the understanding of how trade between the US and Russia continues to evolve in a changing world. What the U.S. Imports from Russia — Uranium, Fertilizers, and Palladium Despite the stringent sanctions imposed by Washington against Moscow following the onset of the war in Ukraine, the United States continues to import a range of strategically important goods from Russia. In 2024, the volume of imports from Russia to the U.S. was approximately ...