LONDON: A Western price cap imposed a year ago on Tuesday on Russia's oil has had limited success, with Russia increasingly finding ways to deliver crude at prices above the $60 limit.
Nations which agreed on the cap are banned from providing services, such as insurance, that enable the maritime transport of oil priced above $60.
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