Biden Weighs Sanctions on Putin
President Joe Biden has once again mentioned serious economic consequences if Russia goes through with what he says would be the "largest invasion since World War II." Russia has repeatedly denied such intentions and the Kremlin has accused the U.S. of breaking down relations by threatening such sanctions and exacerbating tensions by priming American troops for deployment. Bloomberg's Maria Tadeo reports on "Bloomberg Markets: European Open."
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