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Reporter covering national security with a focus on economic sanctions. Former Marine. West Virginia native. E-mail: dflatley1@bloomberg.net.

Washington, DC
Joined January 2011

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    Apr 11

    Some personal/professional news: After nearly 4 years covering Congress for , I'm moving to our DC-based national security team to focus (even more) on economic sanctions and diplomacy. I still plan on spending a fair amount of time on the hill though, so keep in touch!

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  2. This is a wrinkle I did not expect: The ratings agencies that would typically declare a default in this situation aren't covering Russia because of an EU ban.

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    22 hours ago

    BREAKING: Netflix falls 35%, becoming the S&P 500's worst performer of 2022

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    Russia is on course for its first external default in a century after its payment of rubles on two dollar bonds was ruled a “potential failure-to-pay event” via

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  5. Apr 20

    Treasury's latest round of sanctions includes Bitriver AG, the Switzerland-based holding company of cryptocurrency miner Bitriver. It's the first crypto miner that Treasury has ever sanctioned. The department also sanctioned 10 of the company's subsidiaries.

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  6. Apr 20

    "You are going to see a secondary sanctions regime," former Treasury official says , if Russian activity "continues at the horrific pace and nature" we've seen. Countries buying Russian oil and gas like India risk getting snagged if that happens, he says.

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    🚨 Germany will stop importing Russian oil by the end of this year. "I therefore say here clearly and unequivocally yes, Germany is also completely phasing out Russian energy imports," said says.

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  8. Retweeted
    Apr 19

    Russia's Elvira Nabiullina was once a rising star of global central banking. Today, she's sanctioned by both Canada and Australia over the invasion of Ukraine.

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  9. Apr 19

    A recession looms and inflation is approaching 20% in Russia but capital controls and revenue from oil and gas sales are keeping the country's economy afloat.

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    Apr 14

    Russia’s payment on two of its foreign bonds in rubles — rather than dollars — “may be considered a default” under definition by Moody’s Investors Service

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  11. Apr 14

    The U.S. Treasury Department has tied the North Korean group Lazarus to the more than $600 million hack of a software tool used by the popular Axie Infinity game via

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  12. Apr 14

    In an address to the University of Michigan's Ford School of Public Policy, says "a sovereign independent Ukraine is going to around a lot longer than Vladimir Putin" but that the U.S. is "prepared for this to go on for some time."

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  13. Apr 13

    "It will be a long time, if ever" before the USD is replaced as the world's reserve currency due to the strength of U.S. financial system, Yellen says.

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  14. Apr 13

    Yellen says that countries who step in to help Russia are making "shortsighted" decisions. "Let’s be clear, the unified coalition of sanctioning countries will not be indifferent to actions that undermine the sanctions we’ve put in place."

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  15. Apr 13

    Yellen says that a particular focus of the IMF and World Bank meetings next week will be on supporting developing countries as they weather the twin shocks of the Ukraine invasion and Covid-19.

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  16. Apr 13

    "When Russia made the decision to invade Ukraine, it predestined an exit from the global financial system."

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  17. Apr 13

    "The Kremlin will be forced to choose between propping up its economy and funding the continuation of Putin’s brutal war," says at Atlantic Council event.

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  18. Apr 13

    U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will warn governments that any moves to undermine sanctions on Russia would draw the ire of the U.S. and its allies via

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    Apr 13

    🚨 TUNE IN: Russia's war in Ukraine has changed energy access globally. Join the LIVE discussion in to talk about the political and security ramifications 🎙 🎙 🎙 🎙 🎙

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  20. Apr 12

    "U.S. President Joe Biden 'can’t say that for all nickel coming in from Russia, we’ll dump it in the Boston harbor,' Jay Newman, a former portfolio manager at Elliott Management Corp., said in a phone interview. Sanctions 'are not targeted to people whose products we need.'"

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  21. Apr 12

    Vladimir Potanin’s ability to make a major purchase from France’s third-largest bank puts in stark relief the difference between him and other oligarchs of his generation: He’s not sanctioned by the U.S., U.K. or EU via

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