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US Official: $100 Billion Losses for Businesses Due to Withdrawal from the Russian Market

June 13, 2026AL24 | الاقتصادal24news.dzTranslated from Arabic
US Official: $100 Billion Losses for Businesses Due to Withdrawal from the Russian Market

The President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Russia, Robert Edge, stated that American businesses have incurred losses of about $100 billion due to their withdrawal from the Russian market. He told the Novosti agency: 'We estimated that we lost around $100 billion,' noting that the losses were also caused by 'selling assets for less than their true value and losing market share ...'

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