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TotalEnergies SE said it will stop buying Russian crude and diesel by the end of the year, becoming the latest energy giant to shun the country’s oil in protest against the invasion of Ukraine.

(Bloomberg) -- Just a few large European energy firms are still striking deals with the trading arm of Gazprom PJSC, as companies shun Russian business in response to the war in Ukraine, according to people familiar with the matter.

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India is eager to take more Russian crude at bargain prices.

Even before the Ukraine invasion, some British companies had warned of the effects of rising costs and supply chain disruptions unleashed by Covid-19. Now the war is amplifying that impact

Including British American Tobacco.

By Serene Cheong (Bloomberg) –Away from the public eye. That’s where Russian crude is going as buyers tread carefully in their dealings with the pariah producer. The market is waiting...

(Bloomberg) -- Eni SpA has pledged to diversify its gas supply and make short-term volumes available from other sources as the war in Ukraine continues and companies face mounting pressure to end business dealings with the country.

(Bloomberg) -- Companies profiting from a historic commodity market boom are faced with a dilemma: a lot of the resources they’ve invested in are locked up in sanction-targeted Russia. That’s the case with Japan’s major trading houses including Mitsui & Co., Mitsubishi Corp.

The Church of England Pensions Board and the Church Commissioners for England are turning up the heat.