The EU is considering an indefinite extension of sanctions on Moscow’s state assets, which would alleviate U.S. concerns about using Russian central bank funds to loan Ukraine $50 billion, citing the Financial Times. Today, ambassadors from the 27 member countries will discuss the European Commission’s proposal to “indefinitely immobilise Russia’s central bank assets,” according to a document seen by the Financial Times. This measure would provide G7 partners with predictability regarding the repayment of the $50 billion loan approved last month. The plan is to repay the loan using the profits…