exactly, iran is a case to the point their economy is certainly not flying but not down in dumps either. In fact if we look at at rouble it is actually stronger than Indian rupee at 66 roubles to a dollar. A weaker rouble will make oil exports more competitive which in turn will bring back foreign currency stabilizing the rouble, this feed back loop will keep playing out as long russia is able to export.
Ukraine - Russia Conflict
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The work of the ACS 2S7M "Malka" in Ukraine. Despite its advanced age, and the "Malka" was developed on the basis of the older 2S7 "Peony" self-propelled gun, the 2S7M "Malka" in Ukraine with a caliber of 203 mm is in demand and is now used by the troops.
Footage of the combat departure of the Su-24M aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces in Ukraine. The video shows the moment when the Su-24M low-altitude FAB-250SH aerial bombs are dropped on the positions of the Ukrainian army, the bomb explodes in several modes, in this case it shows a delay in the response time
Footage of the combat departure of the Su-24M aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces in Ukraine. The video shows the moment when the Su-24M low-altitude FAB-250SH aerial bombs are dropped on the positions of the Ukrainian army, the bomb explodes in several modes, in this case it shows a delay in the response time
Still isn't close to normal. Low single digits is normal.
At this stage I think a no-fly zone over Lviv could work. Only cruise missiles are coming that far out.
True. But it depends on the gold peg. If they fully go through with it, the ruble will stay rock solid.
There's also the issue of low demand caused by inflation and loss of jobs which should slow down imports. In any case, a lot of what they used to import can be substituted using India and China. It's already begun. Indian replacements are expected to hit the shelves in June, non-sanctioned goods like food and medicine.
What's with the name change?
Look, another PhD in economics.
Yep.
But the European oil and gas ban will hit Russia hard though. I'm looking forward to see how they will get through it.
How Russia's war on Ukraine endangers the global food supply
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused a ripple effect across the world, worsening the global food crisis. Since Feb. 24, the war has caused a disturbance to the world’s supply chains by driving up the cost of fuel and creating a scarcity of grains and fertilizer.
The goods are secondary impact compared to the supply chain and technology inputs. The former is about consumer happiness. I hope you can provide a lot of sugar.
90% of a factory might be Russian components, but the last 10% can entirely halt production. It takes a long time to switch over to Chinese tech/software. This is also compounded by losing IT/engineer workers on masse.
I don't find Russia's oil/gas redirection plan credible either. There's been 100 years of pipelines and infrastructure designed to export to Europe. They need hundreds of billions of dollars in infrastructure development. Ships and LNG aren't even comparable in volume to pipelines. Furthermore, Russian oil and gas is actually running out. They have no more cheap fields. Good luck extracting that without Western oil experts. China doesn't have any, since China doesn't have a lot of oil obviously. There will be an escalation of sanctions on the insurance/transportation/shipping Russian oil as well. Russian oil will be stuck in Russia, underground without the infrastructure, tech or buyers to boot.
Yes, Russian managed to avoid the Mike Tyson 1st round punch knockout, but they are also fighting Ali endurance.
Just to avoid complications later for name.
No joke, smart guy. Look at him undermining the Russians and getting away with it coz he plays dumb lol.