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EU has given final approval to the Russian gas ban. Will entirely ban Russian LNG imports by 1st January 2027, and pipeline gas by 30th September 2027

The EU's final approval of a complete ban on Russian LNG imports by January 2027, alongside a prohibition of pipeline gas by September 2027, marks a significant escalation in the geopolitical landscape surrounding energy supplies.

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This decision could lead to increased volatility in energy markets, particularly for natural gas and crude oil, while also impacting European energy security and pricing dynamics. Traders should monitor how this affects currencies like the EUR and GBP, as well as commodities tied to energy sectors.

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