Amrith Ramkumar
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860 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2018
last heard Sep 2021
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And so what this really does for a lot of these companies is it adds uncertainty, given, like we mentioned before, the trade tensions with China and this broader kind of protectionist trade policies.
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They don't really know how aggressive they can be in, for example, spending when they're not sure what their input costs are going to be.
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So it really is, when listening to some of these earnings call pretty striking, how kind of cautious a lot of these companies are having to be.
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Exactly.
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Right.
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And that's the biggest thing is the uncertainty.
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So the sanctions on April 6th basically set an early June deadline for all investors to exit their dealings with this company, Russell.
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But then less than two weeks later, the U.S.
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extends that deadline to October and kind of laid out a path through which Russell could basically escape the sanctions and not be blacklisted.
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But the issue there is
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that path involves the sanctioned owner, majority owner, Oleg Deripaska, basically agreeing to sell.
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And so there are basically all these reports that he didn't want to sell, and then he eventually did agree to sell.
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But there are very few clear buyers.
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So traders, and like you mentioned, anyone who uses this stuff is very kind of hesitant because they don't want to be in violation.
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I think another important point is that European companies, as soon as the sanctions were put into place, basically forced the U.S.
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to kind of walk back its position because they complained that Rusal Metal is so vital to their operations.
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Like I mentioned at the start, there are just very few large suppliers outside of China.
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So it really has rippled through global industries.
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