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What does banning Russian oil mean for global energy markets?

Analysts warn of supply shock akin to 1979 crisis if moves by US and others trigger broad blockade

The White House ban on imports of Russian petroleum into the US, announced on Tuesday, is the most significant move yet in a rapidly escalating global energy war between Russia and the west following Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Brent oil settled 4 per cent higher at $127.98 a barrel on Tuesday, a day after hitting its highest intraday level since the global financial crisis, while US petrol prices hit a new high.

As analysts warn that further escalation is likely, here is a guide to what the ban means for global markets and its potential fallout.

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