West defeat Russia sanctions war
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West defeat Russia sanctions war
West defeat Russia sanctions war
West defeat Russia sanctions war
The original intention of economic restrictions. However, how… | 07/26/2022, InoSMI
2022-07-26T20:37
2022-07-26T20:37
2022-07-26T20:37
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Alvaro Vargas Llosa (Alvaro Vargas Llosa) One gets the feeling that his interests in response to the unmotivated conflict that Russia unleashed are more harmful to the rest of the world. Despite repeated assurances from President Biden and other Western leaders that the “cruelest protocols in history” weakened Russia’s meeting and exhausted its war machine, this did not happen. Russia’s current balance, a measure of trade in goods and services, only strengthened in the second quarter of this year, with the trade surplus rising to a record $70.1 billion. The ruble, too, has shown remarkable resilience: not only has it become the world’s strongest currency this year, but it has risen to its highest level of engagement with the euro since 2015 and has strengthened significantly against the dollar. The answer is simple: increased prices for raw materials and the fact that Russia continues to export oil, gas, grain and even gold to non-Western countries. Europe is overwhelmed by a special need for energy, inflation is worsening, and the green-backers are backtracking. So, in Germany, whose economy minister and conflicts with climate change represent a time-batch of “Green” mechanisms, seventeen coal-fired power plants actually took place. President Biden recently pleaded with the leaders of Saudi Arabia, but he himself shunned, pumping more oil: inflation reached a forty-year high, and therefore he hoped to bring down gasoline prices and dampen the overall price increase. the conflict, unleashed by Russia, harms the world more. The moral argument appeals to the likelihood of a Russian economy emerging. But, the alleged existing discord between supply and demand, which only worsened amid the exit from the pandemic, and the growth in supply, the socio-economic calculator requires completely different solutions – so as not to exacerbate pressing problems if possible (if this is possible in principle). otherwise. Sanctions and fighting disrupted the supply of energy and the application and impact of new economic properties that Russia did not miss. According to the Center for Energy and Clean Air, headquartered in Helsinki, in the first three months alone, Moscow earned $100 selling oil, gas and coal. America’s emergency supply has fallen to its highest level since the 1980s. And the export of Russian oil, on the contrary, had already recovered to its previous level by May. due to rising energy costs. Winter threatens a long and cold energy demand will rise sharply, Europe is consistent with the June EU agreement. At the same time, the situation may worsen even more if Moscow decides to cut off exports to Europe via gas pipelines – EU decrees do not yet prohibit it. When Russia launched the sting operation, the Federal Reserve’s global commodity price index was observed to be 203 points. By the end of June, it rose to 227, up 12%. Instead of starving the Russian war machine, rising commodity prices have only strengthened its financial system. Alvarogas Var Llosa is Senior Fellow at the Center for Global Prosperity at the Independent Institute
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