The EU Is Considering Or Restricting Imports Of Fur And Other Luxury Goods From Russia.

< p > reported that a two page document circulated by EU Member States last month raised three sanctions, namely, "low", "medium" and "strongest".

According to the details of the document obtained by the British media, the EU will impose restrictions on importing Russian luxury goods, including diamonds, precious metals, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > fur, /a, vodka and caviar, if low intensity sanctions are imposed.

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On the export side, the EU may restrict the sale of fertilizers, chemicals, tires, ships to Russia, but parts of the steel and nuclear sectors will be excluded. P

In addition, the EU may impose restrictions on arms imports and exports.

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In terms of the strongest sanctions, the EU is considering capital market restrictions, may prohibit new investment in Russia, strictly enforce EU regulation rules on Russian assets held by EU enterprises, and may finally ban oil and gas imports from Russia in the end. P

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< p > reported that the oil and gas ban will have a significant impact on the economy.

According to the EU executive committee's data, about 30% of the EU's energy demand is from Russia, and the total cost in 2013 is about 130 billion euros.

Almost all countries need to rely on Russian energy.

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< p > it is reported that the measures under consideration of the "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp "EU > /a" are the so-called "third stage" sanctions, after which the EU imposed sanctions on some Russian and Ukraine individuals in the first stage of asset freeze and travel ban, and imposed restrictions on some enterprises.

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"P," the unnamed diplomat said, "a basket of concrete measures is in place.

There are three levels, including financial, energy and military industries.

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< p > reported that the intermediate sanctions imposed in the document include: restricting trade and investment related to financial services, restricting capital free flow, prohibiting coal imports, restricting land and sea pportation and suspending investment in the Russian energy industry.

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P, a Deutsche Bank Research Report, said Europe could afford to impose harsh sanctions on Russia, which the bank believes will not cause excessive damage to GDP.

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P, however, the EU member states are still very concerned about the possible negative impact of the a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" and Russia's "/a" if they are severely punished. Diplomatic officials have indicated that after the debt crisis, they did not want to trigger another "economic crisis".

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< p > reported that this implies that it is still not easy to reach a consensus on more stringent sanctions measures, and that if Russia concession and the presidential election of Ukraine ends peacefully, there may not be more sanctions.

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