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The emergency oil releases between the united states and allies bouncing back again because china has started to relax the covid lockdown and theres a lot more concern about russias supply as europe considers new sanctions. the problem is you cant replace russia as an oil producer. its the larger exporter of oil in the world. the good news is oil prices have come down. its down to $4.08. thats not cheap. down 8 cents in the last week. about a quarter from a month ago. $4 gas could be right aroun...

They tell us to go by sixty thousand electric cars. thats nice. if everybody could afford one . they refused to even consider returning to the energy independence policies that they inherited. we were a net exporter of energy under donald trump. theyd rather import oil from what russia, from iran, from venezuela, opec countries that hate us rather than allowing america for for national security reasons, for job creation reasons for lower energy costs, reasons to help our allies in western europe...

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Of ukrainians. >> reporter: im claire sebastian in london. u.s. oil prices are rising slightly tuesday after falling to their lowest points since the early days of the war in ukraine on monday. last month they hit a peak of just over $130 a barrel, over fears of supply disruptions from russia, the worlds second largest exporter. now, though, the u.s. and allies eased those supply fears somewhat by promising to release millions of barrels of oil from emergency reserves. the fear now is around dem...

Bit of the reality check on this attempt by the white house to point the finger overseas at putin. >> well, i think you know, anybody who would be in office right now in the white house would have a legitimate case to make that the pandemic related supply disruptions, the war related supply disruptions are having an inordinate impact on the supplies of goods around the world, which is food, energy, computer chips, a whole host of products thats driving up this rate. go back to 2020. february of ...

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Where ever you arejoining me from, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. russias invasion of ukraine is having a major impact on the global economy, but of course it is also having an impact within russia itself. before the war russia was closely connected to the rest of the world, exports accounted for nearly a third of its economy. thats because russia is a major exporter of raw materials, from oil and gas, to weed and sunflower oil. now in russia there is growing economic turbulence. ru...

The world, exports accounted for nearly a third of its economy. thats because russia is a major exporter of raw materials, from oil and gas, to weed and sunflower oil. now in russia there is growing economic turbulence. russias path of economic growth has been bumpy since the fall of the soviet union more than 30 years ago. recent economic dips coincide with the invasion of crimea in 2014 and the coronavirus pandemic. amid widespread sanctions, a recent survey by russias own a central bank forec...

Mess. thank you very much, monica miller in singapore. i monica miller in singapore. still to come on bbc news... how can a war in eastern europe cause major problems for the african banana trade? we speak to an exporter from ghana.

>> sean: does not asking, hes been begging opec. youre right. we became energy independent for the first time. my research shows 75 years your rights, i stand corrected. we were also a net exporter of energy, and its even more profound because you didnt import a single barrel of oil from the middle east in saudi arabia. a third of the worlds oil supplies passes through the straits of hormuz with the iranians like to cause trouble. weve given all of that off and the people being hurt the most, mr...