Russia may restrict some metal exports in retaliation for Western sanctions

 Russia has imposed restrictions on natural gas exports and announced that it will also temporarily reduce oil exports to Europe this month in response to sanctions.Some analysts are worried that in addition to oil and gas, Russia may impose restrictions on exports of other metals, such as aluminum and palladium. According to a source from CNN.

The United States' largest bank claims that if Russia were to become involved in the war, it would affect the value of markets and markets, as well as the production of other industries in the world. Contact with these metals."If Russia imposes such restrictions, it will have a significant impact on operations for manufacturers around the world," he said. Endure the hardships of the already high inflation rate.Russia now dominates about 15 percent of the aluminum market, as it is known to be important for aircraft production, as well as essential products, according to the banking giant. In the kitchen.The US Bank also said that for palladium, it is known that Russia can supply up to a quarter of the world's ore, and this ore is important for the machinery industry in particular. System to control carbon emissions into the atmosphere.In addition to these metals, Russia also holds the market share and supply of mineral resources needed for many other industries that the world needs in addition to oil, gas, food.