Daily on Energy: Russia really is hurting from sanctions

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THE SANCTIONS ARE HAVING A BIG EFFECT: The Russian economy is showing signs of wear in the face of international sanctions and the global realignment of energy markets, and it is expected to deteriorate once Europe’s embargoes on coal and oil imports take full effect.

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