Coal, Russia, and the war over Ukraine

WAR will always bring about higher commodity prices, however, this time environmental, social and governance commitments take centre stage. Sanctions on coal and other resources will be imposed by corporations, not governments.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has sparked protests all across the world.

28 February 2022
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Over the past week or so, commodity traders have watched coal, aluminium, gold, nickel, copper, and of course oil and gas, rise, off the back of the invasion Russia launched against its neighbour

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