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kvs wrote:Rmf wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2M5l__vCwo
That look she gave him, as if he had just raped her. Merkel is a scumbag and acts like one.
Germans have to live with the consequences of her quisling decisions in the service of Washington.
what a dick.
Rmf wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2M5l__vCwo
Viktor wrote:Nice
Ministry of Finance: the RF federal budget surplus amounted to 1, 126 trillion rubles
and another 55 tons of gold in RF stash
Putin "Prepares For Economic War", Buys Whopping 55 Tonnes Of Gold In Q3
kvs wrote:Viktor wrote:Nice
Ministry of Finance: the RF federal budget surplus amounted to 1, 126 trillion rubles
and another 55 tons of gold in RF stash
Putin "Prepares For Economic War", Buys Whopping 55 Tonnes Of Gold In Q3
But, but there was supposed to be a deficit because of falling oil prices. Russia is an oil exporting banana republic as everyone knows.
This is just paradoxical and must be evidence of faking of statistics by the Putin regime.
<insert whatever Russia hating inanity comes to mind here and you get an op-ed for the New York Times>
Austin wrote:Europe's Next Energy Crisis Is Now Assured
GarryB wrote:Cornering and trying to economically punish a nuclear armed power is pretty dumb... but the west is not smart it is cunning and is only out for survival.
The irony is that most people accept their morals and standards to a degree, but they really just use such things as a weapon rather than a code to live by.
now take a another and closer look at this answer and you GarryB wonder why people still think you are infact PutinGarryB wrote:Cornering and trying to economically punish a nuclear armed power is pretty dumb... but the west is not smart it is cunning and is only out for survival.
The irony is that most people accept their morals and standards to a degree, but they really just use such things as a weapon rather than a code to live by.
always spot on with flawless logic. ... Hanibal, my proud Greek I really hope this EU agony will not last for long. To many people found themselves left with only empty promises, their goverments power transfered to a hihger supranatural body hijacked by American regime with nothing to hold on, no future no security and NO LIFE. Austin wrote:Merkel and Obama specfically today mentioned more Economic Sanctions will be applied , though nothing is mentioned what it could be.
I suspect Russia would be cut out from SWIFT system and may be US will block Russia from getting help on civilipan program like MS-21 and others
sepheronx wrote:Austin wrote:Merkel and Obama specfically today mentioned more Economic Sanctions will be applied , though nothing is mentioned what it could be.
I suspect Russia would be cut out from SWIFT system and may be US will block Russia from getting help on civilipan program like MS-21 and others
This will make me cream my pants if they do this. Russia will have their own swift by march or may next year according to CB, and this will mean that companies like transnaz and alike will get contracts for the equipment for MS-21.
Hopefully then Russia will jack up prices of Titanium and other metals that US and EU purchase in large quantities from Russia, to 2000% of cost, to help financially ruin EU and US aerospace companies. As well as ban flights from their companies over Russia. Doing so will hurt these organizations real bad. Especially German automakers who relies on both Russian metal and Russian sales. Then they may start to protest more than they already have (apparently German companies have been demanding Merkel to lift sanctions).
MOSCOW, November 18. /TASS/. The Russian economy will sink into recession, if world oil prices fall to $60 per barrel, Bloomberg news agency reported on Tuesday, citing Finance Minister Anton Siluanov.
Recession in Russia is inevitable, if the situation worsens, the finance minister said.
“If the oil price declines to $60 per barrel, the economy will have negative growth,” he told Bloomberg.
The Russian government will have to make a more strict approach to the budget and actively use crisis-fighting tools, Siluanov said.
“We’ll have to adjust our budget strategy and review priorities. All social obligations will be met, nobody plans to revise them, but second-tier priorities will be postponed.”
The drop in oil prices and the economic contraction won’t be as serious as it was for Russia in 2008-2009, Siluanov said.
“Growth will recover after the economy adapts to new conditions.”
A decline in world oil prices to $70 per barrel or perhaps to $60 per barrel won’t be a long-term trend, Siluanov said. “Most likely, the price will be within range from $80 per barrel to $90 per barrel next year.”
Russia’s Central Bank lowered on November 10 its forecast on the country’s GDP growth in 2014 to 0.3%
The regulator explained its forecast downgrade by “the cumulative impact of external and structural factors,” which caused a slowdown in the growth rates of the Russian economy.”
“Instead of the GDP growth acceleration expected earlier [from 1.3% in 2013 to 2.0% in 2014], the Bank of Russia now projects its slowdown to 0.3% in 2014,” according to the specified monetary policy guidelines.
The regulator’s previous monetary policy guidelines projected the country’s GDP growth at 0.4% in 2014.
Russia’s Economic Development Ministry expects GDP to grow by 0.5% in 2014 and by 1.2% in 2015.
sepheronx wrote:
I wonder why no one is talking about the fracking industry right now. Fracking needs WTI oil at $85 bbl in order to break even. Right now, WTI is at $75 while brent is at $79.
sepheronx wrote:Im curious how it could kill us lng. Lng from us to asia may drop but it will increase in Europe due to EU hostilities to Russia.
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