Wtf, a few weeks ago News outlet telling me their economy gonna collapse due to crazy high inflation, now your telling me its still growing. Like which one is it lmao😂
It's an eeh how to say it an artifical growth. the only reason it grows is because of the militairy investments. high salary's to recruit soldiers. high salary's and 24 hour days in war factory's. but all other sectors are getting destroyed. they lack workers there isnt any investment anymore in other sectors and also the infrastructure is no longer funded and done. they have a incredible 23 percent interest rate. so for every 100 dollar you loan you need to pay 123 back. thats really huge. the inflation is gigantic. it's a terrible time for any russian that isn't rich
Russia's economy is growing. That's what objective reporters have said. Al Jazeera has consistently taken a pro-US discourse on Ukraine, for totally incomprehensible reasons.
Ha, ha, ha, Russia's interest rate is 21%, rubble falling to 106 vs 1-USD, economic growth comes from military production , which is destroyed in Ukraine, a butter is locked in groceries stores from thieves.......Average monthly salary around $300-$400. Just paradise.
The Russian economy is growing cause of large economic activity due to the war. Economic growth is not the only indicator on how an economy is doing. The interest rate is 21% cause there is so much activity, banks ask for 35% interest in a mortgage. You gotta look at the broader picture which they explain pretty well in this video if you can interpret it.
@@siriusman6169 That's not a issue. The Russian is a war economy. When the war stops. Then the problems will be bigger. Because there is nothing to produce. And now you produce one thing and that is for oneway. It doesn.t do any good. Russia has always been an import country. And the sanctions will not disapeare.
@@TW19-b5z It does matter. This was due an economic attack by the western nations. Clearly the winner is the Russian nation. The EU as the aggressor have clearly lost. The Russian economy continues to grow. Budget deficit due to the war is 6%. This is the same as the American budget deficit. Russia is spending 5% of its gdp on military, about the same as we in uk did the 1980s. It's what apparently Trump is asking it's western colonies to do as well. This is NOT a war economy. They are doing far better on the military field and economic side because they have a vast industrial capacity and have real friends that are able to continue to trade with Russia.
If you spend tons of money on military weapons production as well as troop salaries, your economy will continue to grow. That is the way GDP is calculated.
@@johnny1897 it is basic economics... government spending including military spending will indeed boost economy. Though the degree of its impact to GDP might be more valid point to this debate. But whether it will boost GDP or not, it is beyond undetable... because it is just well accepted economics theory which is the same everywhere else.😅
@@johnny1897 GDP= C +G+EX+I C= C I= investment EX= net export (export -import) G= government expenditures So yeah it will boast economy in the Short therm
Their economy is growing, but they face inflationary pressures because of the war and wages and bonuses paid to soldiers which are paid really well. You could've said that.
It has nothing to do with it, the government knowingly gives cheap loans and prints money to grow the economy and create jobs. This causes inflation. The US did this too.
Russian economic growth in 2024 is temporary and recession is possible after war is over against Ukraine. Other countries don’t want to trade using ruble. There may be instability from converting wartime industrial base back to peacetime. Look back at how Soviet Union collapsed less than two years after withdrawal from Afghanistan.
@@Dani-mw2wsRussia is the biggest economy in Europe in terms of GDP PURCHASING POWER PARITY, Stop living under a rock and again stop making uneducated jokes because your just embarrassing yourself.
@weirdo1060 not really, putin is integrating the war economy with the civilian one considering he has a economist as a defence minister. They can keep selling good quality arms to its Bric friends and sustain a relatively healthy peace time economy after the war is won.
@@jeffboyd9301 That's why people hundreds of thousands are rummaging garbage cans in search for food and sleeping on cardboard boxes in those parts of the world. Yeah, the top 1% hoarding all the wealth can afford it. Not the regular people.
Ha, ha, ha, Russia's interest rate is 21%, rubble falling to 106 vs 1-USD, economic growth comes from military production , which is destroyed in Ukraine, a butter is locked in groceries stores from thieves.......Average monthly salary around $300-$400. Just paradise.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir Wrong. Average wage is $1000 after taxes and pension deductions. Name me one star where they are locking up butter. You are a desperate clown writing out fantasies under every comment thread. Mark my words, you will KNEEL to Russia.
One of the indicators of economic growth is the low level of unemployment. In Russia, unemployment has reached a record low of 2.3%. Now Russian industry is experiencing a shortage of qualified engineers and workers.
before the special operation by Russia,Russian government stockpiled gold reserves to boost up their economy and also to offset any negative effect of special operation in Ukraine
$300Bn of that is in western currencies, not gold, and it will probably all get given to Ukraine; it certainly isn't helping boost Russian economy. When you're talking about a country where 20% don't even have indoor plumbing and 25% don't have an indoor toilet, you're talking about percentage increases on a relatively small sum.
you are talking to dumb people who do not understand simple economic indicators. they don't know that when the reserves run dry so does the russian economy .
In US people do not have even homes and their toilet is a tree. Go to California or New York then travel to Moscow and St Peterbutd and compare for yourself. Sure, there are people living in very far away locations such as Siberia and just temperatures make it impossible to have all the amenities that we you expect. The water would freeze in the pipes and then expand and blow up. But people love living here. They can move but they don’t want to. They heat up water in wooden bathtubs , take cold baths to wake up in nature and they live long and healthy and they have nice summers. Many people actually move there because people are looking now for more nature.
Russian GDP is growing because of the huge expenditure on the war, take the increased spending on the war out of the GDP numbers and now what doest it look like?
Russia’s economy only appears to be "growing" - because it has transitioned to to a war footing, driven by massive but unsustainable military spending, which is unproductive for the country in the long term. Global sanctions have crippled key sectors, labor shortages are worsening due to conscription and mass emigration, and inflation continues to erode economic stability. This fragile, militarized economy is hollowing out its future, with collapse looming as resources are drained and isolation deepens.
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
US / America calls it "Liberation" instead of "Invasion". That was what US call it in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia and the list goes on... Why the double standard? Confused... Please enlighten. Genuine question... Instances of the United States "liberated" or overthrowing, or attempting to overthrow, a foreign government since the Second World War. (* indicates successful ouster of a government) China 1949 to early 1960s Albania 1949-53 East Germany 1950s Iran 1953 * Guatemala 1954 * Costa Rica mid-1950s Syria 1956-7 Egypt 1957 Indonesia 1957-8 British Guiana 1953-64 * Iraq 1963 * North Vietnam 1945-73 Cambodia 1955-70 * Laos 1958 *, 1959 *, 1960 * Ecuador 1960-63 * Congo 1960 * France 1965 Brazil 1962-64 * Dominican Republic 1963 * Cuba 1959 to present Bolivia 1964 * Indonesia 1965 * Ghana 1966 * Chile 1964-73 * Greece 1967 * Costa Rica 1970-71 Bolivia 1971 * Australia 1973-75 * Angola 1975, 1980s Zaire 1975 Portugal 1974-76 * Jamaica 1976-80 * Seychelles 1979-81 Chad 1981-82 * Grenada 1983 * South Yemen 1982-84 Suriname 1982-84 Fiji 1987 * Libya 1980s Nicaragua 1981-90 * Panama 1989 * Bulgaria 1990 * Albania 1991 * Iraq 1991 Afghanistan 1980s * Somalia 1993 Yugoslavia 1999-2000 * Ecuador 2000 * Afghanistan 2001 * Venezuela 2002 * Iraq 2003 * Haiti 2004 * Somalia 2007 to present Honduras 2009 * Libya 2011 * Syria 2012 Ukraine 2014 * 2014 - 2022 - 9 countries yet to verify. Pakistan 2022 * Haiti 2022 * Niger 2023 Haiti 2024 Congo 2024 *
And the U.S. held phony "referenda" to annex how many countries on that list? Check and Checkmate. Russia is an imperialist power that INVADES other countries to ANNEX and INCORPORATE them. You lose your argument.
@@andraskleistenes8586 here we go, 🤡 in action. Speechless, i can't understand those kind of people, who wants to show something, be quiet and enjoy rich and non boring life.
Ha, ha, ha, Russia's interest rate is 21%, rubble falling to 106 vs 1-USD, economic growth comes from military production , which is destroyed in Ukraine, a butter is locked in groceries stores from thieves....
LOL How? The official Russian numbers say that their GDP grows, but that is NOT the reality for most Russians. The Russian GDP is at the moment a pure war economy and this is something every single economist in the world knows. The huge problem with a war economy as Russia have now, is that most of it blow up or get blown up and make no real value for the Russians. The Russian interest rates and the inflation shows that the economy is overheating and the war Russia have against Ukraine is the main reason for that in different ways, and the sanctions is only a part of that.
Ha, ha, ha, Russia's interest rate is 21%, rubble falling to 106 vs 1-USD, economic growth comes from military production , which is destroyed in Ukraine, a butter is locked in groceries stores from thieves.......Average monthly salary around $200-$400. food carts introduced. Just paradise.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir lol have a look at your own economy. $36.2 Trillion and climbing. IMF and World Bank have Russia economy growing at 3% this year. 16,000 sanction have done wonders for Russia.
When you invade/invaded - you? You're referring to me?, Aljazeera?, Russia? Invade - present tense When you invaded - past tense you called that - past tense What do you call a war? - armed conflict.
@@edgarkuijer5755 The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
@@Hans.Dewitt Saudi's GDP per capita is 55K, Russia's is 40K with dirt poor ethnic republics, so about the same without them. Russia will easily overtake Saudi Arabia within the next couple of years. If we are counting only ethnically Russian areas, then it has already mostly happened.
It's an extremely unequal growth. Coal industry has collapsed in Russia due to sanctions, and small mining towns in the Kemerovo region experience a massive joblessness. And the collapse in birthrates is also signinficant. Less babies were born in 2024 in Russia than in 1999, the last of Yeltsin's era.
What does Qatar (AJ owners) have to gain by pushing Russian propaganda? Moscow’s war economy is a house of cards, economic stagnation is inevitable and so is the immigration of talented young Russians away from this oligarchy.
Or perhaps it's actually true? There's a pile of anecdotal evidence that Western sanctions didn't actually work. Ignoring evidence you don't like is silly.
@@Dani-mw2ws Nope, I am no expert on Economics but I am an expert on Public Administration...But using my Economics knowledge on modules I did, I can tell that you don't know nothing about interest rates and Economics. Interest rates are made to control inflation and are a good thing for the economy since they limit overspending in a growing economy
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
Russia made a trade deal with Pakistan using barter. Instead of purchasing with rubles, the Kremlin traded chickpeas for tangerines since Russian currency is too unstable.
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
@@fye_4155 Cope harder? Did you listen to the first 30 seconds of the video and then read the title? Its funny how no matter what, this kremlin propaganda bot derails any topic... ANY TOPIC to 'ya but the USA... back in the 70s' get isolated, become the new northern north korea and wither away for the next millinia, ya tojze ruskie suka.
Ha, ha, ha, Russia's interest rate is 21%, rubble falling to 106 vs 1-USD, economic growth comes from military production , which is destroyed in Ukraine, a butter is locked in groceries stores from thieves....
@@DmitryT108 What I saw on a few sites was around $1700 a month for a 3 year contract and going to Ukraine. Obviously that $50 claim is total BS. That number is NOT worth dying for... I was paid about $8000 a month tax free almost 20 years ago as a Lieutenant in Afghanistan. $1700 a month with a high probability of getting F'd up is NOT worth it.
I have a few friends in Russia. The people have no idea that Russia is at war. They are living a normal life. I believe its because of the oil sales to India and China and Russia's self reliance on food grains. Meanwhile Ukrainian's are trying their best to survive. This war is pointless for Ukraine. Russia cant be conquered. Ukraine can slow down its loss but can never win. The more the war drags on, the more area ukraine will lose.
True, I live in Russia. Never met someone who can't afford meat just because it's a few cents higher, wages are literally increasing at a significant rate.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shattered its economy and global standing. Sanctions have crippled key industries, energy exports have plummeted, and discounted sales to few buyers offer little relief. Military spending drains resources, worsening poverty and increasing public resentment. As the war drags on, infrastructure and productive public spending deteriorates, the currency weakens, and recovery grows increasingly unlikely, leaving Russia on a path toward economic and societal collapse.
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
interest rate 21%, inflation is probably 25%. food carts reintroduced. retirement age increased. rouble devalued. local business needs to compete with 4-5million rouble sign on bonuses for the military. when local business might only sell bread.
Obviously you do not understand inflation. Inflation cumulates. If inflation is 8% for month but was 2-4% for 3 years it’s still smaller than in most European countries where products actually doubled in price and stayed that way.
what sanctions? im from Serbia and we trade way more with Russia today then ever before..our stores are full with Russian products so it aint just me talking about official numbers but is evident just by going in any kind of store food or electronics
Based on Russian figures, everything is rosy. But a large part of it's build up ($200-250 billion) is from loans the banks are required to make by new Russian laws. These banks are becoming economically unstable, and more so with sanctions. So that avenue won't last for long/
The Russian economy is growing at the expense of the national wealth fund: "Russia has burned through almost half of the liquid reserves in its national wealth fund.The NWF, a rainy-day fund of accumulated energy revenues, held $55 billion, or 2.7% of gross domestic product (GDP), as of Feb. 1, 2024, down from $112.7 billion, or 6.6% of GDP, as of Feb. 1, 2022, according to finance ministry data". It's not like money grows in trees.
what happens after the war and people go back to low wage jobs. People in poorer areas are seeing a large increase in disposable incomes. what happens when the money stops coming in. Will they be content.
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
@@fye_4155 the sanctions will not be lifted after the war , they are there for Putin. It's the high military wages that's pushing inflation. There's to much money chasing to little products. If the war economy ends there's very little else to replace it .
Anastasia works remotely from home, yet we do not know the actual job. We do not know her husbands job. We do not know her actual income. What a useless news article. Aljazeera, you can do better. Dont embarrass yourself like this. Just say you're about to participate in propaganda.
It is the same in all of Europe. If not worse. U Russians have an intelligent leader that has u first. Not money first and people starve as west nations
Headline: Russian economy is doing great Actual content: Russian economy is on its last straw, the high numbers are just because of the big military spending but its a facade Headline is awful 😂
You talk about negativity about the economy and yet Russia's GDP grew by 4%, instead of mentioning the whole Western countries is in a deep downward spiral of the economy. Unsubscribed, bias.
Ruble hitting low against the dollar comparison is waste of time. Russia abandoned the dollar. So start comparison us 32 trillion debt with Russia's 0 debt. US is like a girl who appears rich but buys everything in credit.
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
Russia's GDP per capita is higher than in your country, loser. Currency exchange rates and stock market are speculatory nonsense that has nothing to do with true economic performance.
Wtf, a few weeks ago News outlet telling me their economy gonna collapse due to crazy high inflation, now your telling me its still growing. Like which one is it lmao😂
It's an eeh how to say it an artifical growth. the only reason it grows is because of the militairy investments. high salary's to recruit soldiers. high salary's and 24 hour days in war factory's. but all other sectors are getting destroyed. they lack workers there isnt any investment anymore in other sectors and also the infrastructure is no longer funded and done. they have a incredible 23 percent interest rate. so for every 100 dollar you loan you need to pay 123 back. thats really huge. the inflation is gigantic. it's a terrible time for any russian that isn't rich
Russia's economy is growing. That's what objective reporters have said. Al Jazeera has consistently taken a pro-US discourse on Ukraine, for totally incomprehensible reasons.
@Dutchfr1908-d3d Growth is Growth
Ha, ha, ha, Russia's interest rate is 21%, rubble falling to 106 vs 1-USD, economic growth comes from military production , which is destroyed in Ukraine, a butter is locked in groceries stores from thieves.......Average monthly salary around $300-$400. Just paradise.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir cry hard
Your head line reads Russian economy is growing but your content full negativity. What exactly are you trying to say. 😢😢😢
The Russian economy is growing cause of large economic activity due to the war. Economic growth is not the only indicator on how an economy is doing. The interest rate is 21% cause there is so much activity, banks ask for 35% interest in a mortgage. You gotta look at the broader picture which they explain pretty well in this video if you can interpret it.
@TW19-b5z You Gotta be Bias
How is the German economy doing or the British compare to Russia
@@siriusman6169 lol, who cares, this video is about Russia’s economy😂
@@siriusman6169 That's not a issue. The Russian is a war economy. When the war stops. Then the problems will be bigger. Because there is nothing to produce. And now you produce one thing and that is for oneway. It doesn.t do any good. Russia has always been an import country. And the sanctions will not disapeare.
@@TW19-b5z It does matter. This was due an economic attack by the western nations. Clearly the winner is the Russian nation. The EU as the aggressor have clearly lost. The Russian economy continues to grow. Budget deficit due to the war is 6%. This is the same as the American budget deficit. Russia is spending 5% of its gdp on military, about the same as we in uk did the 1980s. It's what apparently Trump is asking it's western colonies to do as well. This is NOT a war economy. They are doing far better on the military field and economic side because they have a vast industrial capacity and have real friends that are able to continue to trade with Russia.
The woman at the beginning sounded exactly the same as any other around the world
Exactly
What did you expect 😂😂 you sound incredibly stupid
Yeah but "Russia incompetent" is more important so say.
😂
@Somethingsomethingsomethin-z4g 50million US citizens need charitable food banks is that "American incompetence "?
If you spend tons of money on military weapons production as well as troop salaries, your economy will continue to grow. That is the way GDP is calculated.
@@devious7771 where is that formula or principle please share source
@@johnny1897 Source: trust me Bro 😅😂
@@johnny1897 it is basic economics... government spending including military spending will indeed boost economy.
Though the degree of its impact to GDP might be more valid point to this debate. But whether it will boost GDP or not, it is beyond undetable... because it is just well accepted economics theory which is the same everywhere else.😅
Yes, this news story was very misleading and pro-russian albeit by default. Russia economy is royally screwed for years to come.
@@johnny1897 GDP= C +G+EX+I
C= C
I= investment
EX= net export (export -import)
G= government expenditures
So yeah it will boast economy in the Short therm
My mother in spain says exactly the same things as Anastasia...
GDP grows but say bad things for the entire video 😂😂😂😂
GDP for using your money reserves to upgrade obsolete tanks that get blown up in Ukraine.
Hard to find anything positive about that.
Average monthly salary around $300-$400. Just paradise.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir monthly salary mostly 70 000₽ it's 700$.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir monthly salary mostly 70 000₽ it's 700$.
monthly salary mostly 70 000₽ it's 700$
Their economy is growing, but they face inflationary pressures because of the war and wages and bonuses paid to soldiers which are paid really well. You could've said that.
It has nothing to do with it, the government knowingly gives cheap loans and prints money to grow the economy and create jobs. This causes inflation. The US did this too.
Russia really is a dump
The 20000 sanctions do put inflationary pressure. Not so much the wages of the soldiers i would imagine
European country with highest GDP growth 2024:
1. Serbia
2. Belarus
3. Russia
Thanks you Ursula 😂
In 800 years Serbia, Belarus and RuZZia will overtake Germany🤣🤣🤣
Russian economic growth in 2024 is temporary and recession is possible after war is over against Ukraine. Other countries don’t want to trade using ruble. There may be instability from converting wartime industrial base back to peacetime. Look back at how Soviet Union collapsed less than two years after withdrawal from Afghanistan.
@@Dani-mw2wsRussia is the biggest economy in Europe in terms of GDP PURCHASING POWER PARITY, Stop living under a rock and again stop making uneducated jokes because your just embarrassing yourself.
Actually Malta and Montenegro grew the fastest where did you get your information?
@weirdo1060 not really, putin is integrating the war economy with the civilian one considering he has a economist as a defence minister. They can keep selling good quality arms to its Bric friends and sustain a relatively healthy peace time economy after the war is won.
The EU, UK and US only ended up sactioned its economy.
That was always known to be the case. They can afford it, while Russia...not so much.
Their interest rates are relatively low. Russian interest rate is over 20%.
@weirdo1060 Last time I checked, the Central Bank rate was 23%. Have they lowered it?
@@jeffboyd9301 That's why people hundreds of thousands are rummaging garbage cans in search for food and sleeping on cardboard boxes in those parts of the world. Yeah, the top 1% hoarding all the wealth can afford it. Not the regular people.
It's not the same in France, with inflation, and, economic crisis.
Ha, ha, ha, Russia's interest rate is 21%, rubble falling to 106 vs 1-USD, economic growth comes from military production , which is destroyed in Ukraine, a butter is locked in groceries stores from thieves.......Average monthly salary around $300-$400. Just paradise.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir They will live. Relax 😂
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir Wrong. Average wage is $1000 after taxes and pension deductions. Name me one star where they are locking up butter. You are a desperate clown writing out fantasies under every comment thread. Mark my words, you will KNEEL to Russia.
Where are the twitter Ukrainian warriors 😂
Average monthly salary in Russia around $300-$400. Just paradise.
😂😂 true
ukro toilet gypsies already here
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir Good luck finding at least a janitor for that salary.
Enjoying this video explaining the decline of the Russian economy. Did you watch it?
Still trying to bring Russia with bogus reporting 😂
How is this bogus reporting? They just state how the economy is operating now.
@@TW19-b5z except they didn't. ask Americans and they'll tell you worse stories of living on credit card debt
Trying to bring Russia? - to bring it?
I don't know what that means.
Same thing as the collapse of china's economy story ! Wishfull thinking at its finest. 😂😂😂
@@rudigermboro2180
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My fiends in Russia don’t even feel there is a military operation
Yeah you can't feel the mines when you're already missing legs
@@Sanchuniathon384 cope
Average monthly salary in Russia around $300-$400. Just paradise.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir хз у меня 1500 в ваших долларах, зато ипотека 300 долларов 😅 и интернет 7 долларов в месяц
@@Инквизиторрасплатапридет yes and you work on weekends. Why don't you stop prostitute yourself?
One of the indicators of economic growth is the low level of unemployment. In Russia, unemployment has reached a record low of 2.3%. Now Russian industry is experiencing a shortage of qualified engineers and workers.
@@АлексейСмирнов-к4л You simplify stuff to a bare minimum.
before the special operation by Russia,Russian government stockpiled gold reserves to boost up their economy and also to offset any negative effect of special operation in Ukraine
$300Bn of that is in western currencies, not gold, and it will probably all get given to Ukraine; it certainly isn't helping boost Russian economy.
When you're talking about a country where 20% don't even have indoor plumbing and 25% don't have an indoor toilet, you're talking about percentage increases on a relatively small sum.
you are talking to dumb people who do not understand simple economic indicators. they don't know that when the reserves run dry so does the russian economy .
In US people do not have even homes and their toilet is a tree. Go to California or New York then travel to Moscow and St Peterbutd and compare for yourself. Sure, there are people living in very far away locations such as Siberia and just temperatures make it impossible to have all the amenities that we you expect. The water would freeze in the pipes and then expand and blow up. But people love living here. They can move but they don’t want to. They heat up water in wooden bathtubs , take cold baths to wake up in nature and they live long and healthy and they have nice summers. Many people actually move there because people are looking now for more nature.
@@edwardhammond5582 With the lowest external debt. These 300bn $ may be frozen or stolen but they will be paid back eventually
Russian GDP is growing because of the huge expenditure on the war, take the increased spending on the war out of the GDP numbers and now what doest it look like?
Russia’s economy only appears to be "growing" - because it has transitioned to to a war footing, driven by massive but unsustainable military spending, which is unproductive for the country in the long term. Global sanctions have crippled key sectors, labor shortages are worsening due to conscription and mass emigration, and inflation continues to erode economic stability. This fragile, militarized economy is hollowing out its future, with collapse looming as resources are drained and isolation deepens.
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
Except for conscription and mass emigration, you could be describing the U$A.
Viva President Putin and Russia ❤❤❤
Average monthly salary in Russia around $200-$400. Just paradise.
@@enockmolefe307 🤢
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir13% income tax. Lowest debt to gdp ratio of all major economies.
@cedricvogt2576 taxes going up in 2025. butter is locked up in grocery stores because people can not afford it. ruSSia is just paradise.
@@cedricvogt2576 Lowest debt to gdp ratio of all major economies because no one wants to lend money to RuSSia.
"There are lies, damned lies, and statistics"
US / America calls it "Liberation" instead of "Invasion". That was what US call it in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia and the list goes on... Why the double standard? Confused... Please enlighten. Genuine question...
Instances of the United States "liberated" or overthrowing, or attempting to overthrow, a foreign government since the Second World War. (* indicates successful ouster of a government)
China 1949 to early 1960s
Albania 1949-53
East Germany 1950s
Iran 1953 *
Guatemala 1954 *
Costa Rica mid-1950s
Syria 1956-7
Egypt 1957
Indonesia 1957-8
British Guiana 1953-64 *
Iraq 1963 *
North Vietnam 1945-73
Cambodia 1955-70 *
Laos 1958 *, 1959 *, 1960 *
Ecuador 1960-63 *
Congo 1960 *
France 1965
Brazil 1962-64 *
Dominican Republic 1963 *
Cuba 1959 to present
Bolivia 1964 *
Indonesia 1965 *
Ghana 1966 *
Chile 1964-73 *
Greece 1967 *
Costa Rica 1970-71
Bolivia 1971 *
Australia 1973-75 *
Angola 1975, 1980s
Zaire 1975
Portugal 1974-76 *
Jamaica 1976-80 *
Seychelles 1979-81
Chad 1981-82 *
Grenada 1983 *
South Yemen 1982-84
Suriname 1982-84
Fiji 1987 *
Libya 1980s
Nicaragua 1981-90 *
Panama 1989 *
Bulgaria 1990 *
Albania 1991 *
Iraq 1991
Afghanistan 1980s *
Somalia 1993
Yugoslavia 1999-2000 *
Ecuador 2000 *
Afghanistan 2001 *
Venezuela 2002 *
Iraq 2003 *
Haiti 2004 *
Somalia 2007 to present
Honduras 2009 *
Libya 2011 *
Syria 2012
Ukraine 2014 *
2014 - 2022 - 9 countries yet to verify.
Pakistan 2022 *
Haiti 2022 *
Niger 2023
Haiti 2024
Congo 2024 *
And the U.S. held phony "referenda" to annex how many countries on that list? Check and Checkmate. Russia is an imperialist power that INVADES other countries to ANNEX and INCORPORATE them. You lose your argument.
The economy is growing, as much as the propaganda....
You can't eat a hand grenade.
Ohhh god one lol
Look at the Germans economy 😅😅
@@mustafakhan6935 germans still enjoy one the best standard of living in the World
@@andraskleistenes8586 here we go, 🤡 in action. Speechless, i can't understand those kind of people, who wants to show something, be quiet and enjoy rich and non boring life.
I live in France and everything is expensive and a lot of companies clothed and a lot of millions french people are jobless and life is very hard so
Ha, ha, ha, Russia's interest rate is 21%, rubble falling to 106 vs 1-USD, economic growth comes from military production , which is destroyed in Ukraine, a butter is locked in groceries stores from thieves....
Same in England.
@@Strasbourg.france Try living in average Russia...🤔
rampant inflation, loans at 25%, ruble in rubble, no money for food but all is going according to plan....lmao
Meanwhile we were told Nato is winning the war in Ukraine 😂😂😂😂😂😂
BRICS on your face, idiot, who needs dollars?! We have everything we need
The signs are there, but the hollow talking heads have degraded it to the point of insignificance
@@CrookeRogozinskyNATO is not fighting in the war.
@@CrookeRogozinsky If NATO was fighting in Ukraine, Russia would be defending the Ural mountains.
How dare you spoil western propaganda
Hows that???
LOL
How?
The official Russian numbers say that their GDP grows, but that is NOT the reality for most Russians.
The Russian GDP is at the moment a pure war economy and this is something every single economist in the world knows.
The huge problem with a war economy as Russia have now, is that most of it blow up or get blown up and make no real value for the Russians.
The Russian interest rates and the inflation shows that the economy is overheating and the war Russia have against Ukraine is the main reason for that in different ways, and the sanctions is only a part of that.
Average monthly salary in Russia around $300-$400. Just paradise.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir Good luck finding at least a janitor for that salary.
Did you actually watch the video? Russians are getting poorer every day
The Ukraine bots are out in full force on this one. Anything on Ukraines economy ??? 😂😂😂
Ha, ha, ha, Russia's interest rate is 21%, rubble falling to 106 vs 1-USD, economic growth comes from military production , which is destroyed in Ukraine, a butter is locked in groceries stores from thieves.......Average monthly salary around $200-$400. food carts introduced. Just paradise.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2irчушь полная 😅 особенно про масло
such thing as Ukraine economy does not even exist, gdp per capita is around 3000 usd there, the lowest number in Europe
rather care about Ukraine income, salary of 3 000 grivnas its 70$ and it's the most common thing in Ukraine
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir lol have a look at your own economy. $36.2 Trillion and climbing. IMF and World Bank have Russia economy growing at 3% this year. 16,000 sanction have done wonders for Russia.
Floating on a sea of military spending. Can only lead to an economic collapse.
When you invade a foreign country. You called that a conflict. What do you call a war?
When you invade/invaded - you? You're referring to me?, Aljazeera?, Russia?
Invade - present tense
When you invaded - past tense
you called that - past tense
What do you call a war? - armed conflict.
@@stuartwray6175 no in the article al jazeera calls it a confict. It is invading another country. conflict is minor a war is bigger.
i understand wollie but you stuwart you complicated a lot, you complicate like politician on TV, al nonsense 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Under war, economies grow, but costs go up faster. Government spending what it can't afford.
Western propaganda 😀
China wins 🏆
you are right. Average monthly salary in Russia around $300-$400. Just paradise.
You mean inconvenient.
@@edgarkuijer5755 The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
@@JanKowalyk-gg2ir spamming isnt gonna work pole
Because
They free from western,
What about saudi?
Average monthly salary in Russia around $300-$400. Just paradise.
@@AhmedHassan-f9w2b Saudi GDP per Capita makes Russia look like the 3rd world
@Hans.Dewitt
Maybe
If they trade with Saudi riyals,
But dollars they'll be dollar slaves,
Forever western slaves,
@@Hans.Dewitt Sure but they can't build a rocket or nuclear reactor now can they
@@Hans.Dewitt Saudi's GDP per capita is 55K, Russia's is 40K with dirt poor ethnic republics, so about the same without them. Russia will easily overtake Saudi Arabia within the next couple of years. If we are counting only ethnically Russian areas, then it has already mostly happened.
"we switched to chicken more" "we're not going for vacation"😂😂😂 Clearly the wrong family to interview when talking about hardship
Russia ❤
lol… economy is only growing because they are in full war economy…
To all the economic dummies out there. Inflation is the reason why the GDP is going up. It’s not corrected for inflation.
It should say "Russia's economy grows 'due to' the economic sanctions imposed by US :)
Just running out of people…
Same story the world over. Economies are growing but the people are getting poorer.
Lol, the growth is not market driven, but high government spending used for the war in Ukraine!
It's an extremely unequal growth. Coal industry has collapsed in Russia due to sanctions, and small mining towns in the Kemerovo region experience a massive joblessness.
And the collapse in birthrates is also signinficant. Less babies were born in 2024 in Russia than in 1999, the last of Yeltsin's era.
Whoever says the truth will be paid attention and warned not to stand near the highrise windows. It's a better lie that costs nothing!
Lol as the ruble is worth less than some meme coins????? Lol give me a break!
Jaljeera what is Anastasia’s job ? Why such reporting !
私は、韓国人です。
私は、ロシア語を勉強していましたが、ウクライナを侵略してからロシアが嫌いになりました。
Hatred hurts you the most.
Россия возращает свои исторические земли. Я порадуют если две Кореи которые ненавидят друг друга обьединятся
Você também odeia os EUA, União Europeia, Japão, a OTAN?
Food coupons for everybody...this is growth
Huh .Im lost with this report .😵💫😵💫😵💫
Russia is not a third world country
What does Qatar (AJ owners) have to gain by pushing Russian propaganda? Moscow’s war economy is a house of cards, economic stagnation is inevitable and so is the immigration of talented young Russians away from this oligarchy.
Or perhaps it's actually true? There's a pile of anecdotal evidence that Western sanctions didn't actually work. Ignoring evidence you don't like is silly.
👌👍❤️ Russia 🇷🇺
Well done Russia ❤❤❤👌👌👌
Average monthly salary in Russia around $300-$400. Just paradise.
21% interest rate, war economy,,,,national wealth fund is over,,,
Yeah 😂😂😂right,you must be a western expert
@@BruceJ999 You musst be a RuSSian or North Korean expert🤣🤣🤣
@@Dani-mw2ws Nope, I am no expert on Economics but I am an expert on Public Administration...But using my Economics knowledge on modules I did, I can tell that you don't know nothing about interest rates and Economics. Interest rates are made to control inflation and are a good thing for the economy since they limit overspending in a growing economy
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
Inflation equals business making more money from the customer
True, the ruble is worth less than toilet paper
😂😂😂say it without tears rolling down ur chics
Russia made a trade deal with Pakistan using barter. Instead of purchasing with rubles, the Kremlin traded chickpeas for tangerines since Russian currency is too unstable.
@@weirdo1060 yes the Russians will come to the barter they will give gas to receive bananas
1$ costs mostly 90 rubles, it's not some critical number
That is why the Asian countries are ditching US dollar. Russia will pressurize BRICS to form a new currency.
The tone of headline is contradicted by the tone of the actual report.
The whole video: Can't buy food... everything is too expensive... inflation peak... ruble at lowest point...
Russia is doing great! -AJ & Kremlin
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
@@fye_4155 Cope harder? Did you listen to the first 30 seconds of the video and then read the title? Its funny how no matter what, this kremlin propaganda bot derails any topic... ANY TOPIC to 'ya but the USA... back in the 70s' get isolated, become the new northern north korea and wither away for the next millinia, ya tojze ruskie suka.
I can imagine how this news about Russia’s resilience amidst war will HURT THE WESTERN HYPOCRITES 😅
Ha, ha, ha, Russia's interest rate is 21%, rubble falling to 106 vs 1-USD, economic growth comes from military production , which is destroyed in Ukraine, a butter is locked in groceries stores from thieves....
salary in the Russian army is 50 dollars? What kind of deception is this? зарплата в Российской армии 50 долларов ? Что это за обман ?
What is their monthly pay in roubles?
@@Mitch_Richards from 500 dollars
@@DmitryT108 What I saw on a few sites was around $1700 a month for a 3 year contract and going to Ukraine. Obviously that $50 claim is total BS.
That number is NOT worth dying for... I was paid about $8000 a month tax free almost 20 years ago as a Lieutenant in Afghanistan.
$1700 a month with a high probability of getting F'd up is NOT worth it.
I have a few friends in Russia. The people have no idea that Russia is at war. They are living a normal life.
I believe its because of the oil sales to India and China and Russia's self reliance on food grains.
Meanwhile Ukrainian's are trying their best to survive. This war is pointless for Ukraine. Russia cant be conquered. Ukraine can slow down its loss but can never win.
The more the war drags on, the more area ukraine will lose.
True, I live in Russia. Never met someone who can't afford meat just because it's a few cents higher, wages are literally increasing at a significant rate.
Grow?? Lmao what Russian official is paying you to make this up!!
US's alliances' sanctions will never slow down Russia‘s economic
The more sanctions, the more stronger than before 。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。👍👍👍👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shattered its economy and global standing. Sanctions have crippled key industries, energy exports have plummeted, and discounted sales to few buyers offer little relief. Military spending drains resources, worsening poverty and increasing public resentment. As the war drags on, infrastructure and productive public spending deteriorates, the currency weakens, and recovery grows increasingly unlikely, leaving Russia on a path toward economic and societal collapse.
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
Low IQ fantasies regurgitated from western propaganda outlets according to which Russia's economy already collapsed over 10 years ago.
interest rate 21%, inflation is probably 25%.
food carts reintroduced. retirement age increased. rouble devalued. local business needs to compete with 4-5million rouble sign on bonuses for the military. when local business might only sell bread.
Obviously you do not understand inflation. Inflation cumulates. If inflation is 8% for month but was 2-4% for 3 years it’s still smaller than in most European countries where products actually doubled in price and stayed that way.
This news item was meant for the Russian King only!
Good to know.
With cheap goods comming from China and India there is no inflation at all
what sanctions? im from Serbia and we trade way more with Russia today then ever before..our stores are full with Russian products so it aint just me talking about official numbers but is evident just by going in any kind of store food or electronics
daeng, Yulia's accent is absolutely British.
Not Russian at all.
With social media, you cannot lie to us anymore 😂😂😂
Based on Russian figures, everything is rosy. But a large part of it's build up ($200-250 billion) is from loans the banks are required to make by new Russian laws. These banks are becoming economically unstable, and more so with sanctions. So that avenue won't last for long/
🤣🤣🤣Few weeks ago the western media mentioned that the Russian economy is is affected and facing problems. Now what happened again??
They only stopped selling russia coca cola. 🤣🤣🤣
What was Vlad thinking??
news from Al Jazeera English with huge frustration.
I feel only negative feelings towards these things.
The Russian economy is growing at the expense of the national wealth fund:
"Russia has burned through almost half of the liquid reserves in its national wealth fund.The NWF, a rainy-day fund of accumulated energy revenues, held $55 billion, or 2.7% of gross domestic product (GDP), as of Feb. 1, 2024, down from $112.7 billion, or 6.6% of GDP, as of Feb. 1, 2022, according to finance ministry data".
It's not like money grows in trees.
what happens after the war and people go back to low wage jobs. People in poorer areas are seeing a large increase in disposable incomes. what happens when the money stops coming in. Will they be content.
Al Jaazera is full of BS 😂
Average monthly salary in Russia around $300-$400. Just paradise.
А в среднем в России сейчас 500-1500 долларов зарплата
The economy is doing well but nobody can afford as anything.😂😂
Pretty sure this is not was said in the video- the woman said things went up abut not out of reach.
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
@@fye_4155 the sanctions will not be lifted after the war , they are there for Putin. It's the high military wages that's pushing inflation. There's to much money chasing to little products. If the war economy ends there's very little else to replace it .
Thoose Russian interwiewed are almost always city people and relatively well off.
The rural Russia is another world.
Stop with the lies Buddy..
Anastasia works remotely from home, yet we do not know the actual job. We do not know her husbands job. We do not know her actual income. What a useless news article. Aljazeera, you can do better. Dont embarrass yourself like this. Just say you're about to participate in propaganda.
@@akuroakum8955 facts
it's true the economy is soaring to buy a piece of salmon you only need two buckets full of rubles
Some Russian grocery stores allegedly lock up salmon, butter and other goods. Reasons include both theft and resale on the black market.
It is the same in all of Europe. If not worse. U Russians have an intelligent leader that has u first. Not money first and people starve as west nations
Yeah capitalism is quite natural,it will grow whatever
How much is USA GDP growth last 2 years? Then national debt has grown with some 3 trillion dollars
God bless the Russians 🇷🇺🇷🇺💪💪❤️❤️
武器の生産を増やしてもそれは経済成長ではない。 戦争による経済成長とは国家を破滅させる公共投資である。
Look at this beautiful family. Compared to the goblins like Mbappe the EU produces
Long live Putin inn-shaa-AL-LAAH
Russia 🇷🇺
Headline: Russian economy is doing great
Actual content: Russian economy is on its last straw, the high numbers are just because of the big military spending but its a facade
Headline is awful 😂
Thanks 🙏 God 🙏❤.
Love you Russia. Hello to my friends in Moscow.❤
You talk about negativity about the economy and yet Russia's GDP grew by 4%, instead of mentioning the whole Western countries is in a deep downward spiral of the economy. Unsubscribed, bias.
Ruble hitting low against the dollar comparison is waste of time. Russia abandoned the dollar. So start comparison us 32 trillion debt with Russia's 0 debt. US is like a girl who appears rich but buys everything in credit.
🇮🇳🤝🏻🇷🇺💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
And the Russian people benefit from this how?
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
@@fye_4155 ahh so that’s why you’re brainwashed. Thx for making it obvious 🤡 🇷🇺
When the comedy channel tries to do an economic report. Totally out of their skill set. 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What a lie. Just check value of RUB and Russian stock market in freefall.
The interest rates are high as a way for the central bank to say "Stop taking loans", it's used to cool down the heating economy. Inflation is rising however wages are also rising faster. Yeah, going to the grocery shop, the butter is around 50 rubles more expensive, however I don't think that's gonna affect the 90% of the Russian population's budget. Everybody is living here normally, buying eggs and milk isn't a problem just because it's a few cents higher. The US also had tremendous interest rates during the 70s, to fix the same issue Russia is suffering right now. The ruble sky rocketed to almost 120 rub per dollar after the 3rd largest bank in Russia got sanctioned, now the ruble has gone back down to 100 rub per dollar. Everything will go back to normal after the war ends. Cope harder, I live in Russia and I'm not even that rich.
Russia's GDP per capita is higher than in your country, loser. Currency exchange rates and stock market are speculatory nonsense that has nothing to do with true economic performance.