@Jadel Labradoodle251 What assets? You can default on loans, and you can take the real estate and unsold inventory of these companies, but their real value lies in their ability to generate more wealth, not whatever they happen to have on the ground at any one time.
For every action there is a reaction. Holding US dollars is increasingly becoming a risky business. If the smart US politicians keep using the dollar as a political weapon by imposing sanctions left and right, the dollar as a worldwide reserved currency will be displaced and financing US deficits will be out of question. It is just a matter of time as all sanctioned and to be sanctioned parties and even allies are day and night figuring out how to replace the dollar.
SO Russia has a landmass almost 2(x) more than our USA. To isolate Russia which has multiple cultures, time zones, and commodities is a bit silly. Sanctions don't work, at best 30% You all also forgot about the EurAsian pact never mind China.
Yes i think the same, sanctions has never worked and if they worked, then against way small(er) and weaker countries like Iran or so. Sanctions won't have an effect on Russia nor Cheina.
Depends on the definition of "worked". To change Russia's behaviour? Maybe not. But THESE sanctions are not there to punish Russia. Russia started the second cold war. These Sanctions exist to cut the russian GDP and tech base to sabotage their means to support their military in the long run. While the west rearms.
@@geraldalbe6899 Sure that is the intention, but that won't be the effect. More likely this they will sell more oil to Cheina and source parts from there. And with inflation increasing, most countries can't afford stuff like fertilzer and gas/oil from the "open market", if they get that stuff at a reasonable price they will make more deals with Russia.
@M H Common mate, the first part may be true. The second is not and does not show a balanced point of view. Where do you think the Amercian got their money from, the steal it from other weaker nations ^^. There are only a few nations who earned it the hard way :) !
@@msbojana0079 I am talking about the fact, that with the russian invasion of Ukraine the second Cold War has started. If you are old enough to remember the first one, you know what that means. If not, then you will have to wait a little bit and see.
Ukrainian president and prime minister are Jewish, you silly thing. All races, nations and religious living in Ukraine are fighting together against fascist ruSSia
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Extreme sanction was the key reason for Japan’s attack on US then. Fortunately, Russia doesn’t suffer in energy shortage as much as Japan did or ever will, else what US is doing can trigger similar reaction from Russia. Hope this economic war scale sanction won’t invoke Russia to attack US, leading to a nuclear holocaust. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
russia has its own oil, food, military. So sanctions on russia probably won't overweigh its intrests in ukraine. Sure its gonna annoy some people that can't watch netflix and go to mc donalds every day.
Actually, "Made in China" is found all over Russia. Most developments out of Asia end up in Russia first. Kinda like how Mexican food is popular in the US. But China is ahead of us in the tech sector.
Whatever you want to call these fits - sanctions/eco-operations, it's clearly having a masochistic effect on EU/US, and we're all suffering because of clown decisions by our dear leaders. If the gas price doubles, Iswear I'm going to start joining the riots.
Instead of complicated and inconsistent sanctions, it would be simpler to just apply massive taxes on all imports, and only give waivers to free countries, and incremental discounts to non-free countries that show improvements. Cost of living increases can be offset by domestic tax reductions and stimulus payments from windfall tariff revenue. And most importantly; incentives are 90%+ more effective than punishments in motivating people to cooperate. The definition of insanity is to keep doing the same thing and expecting a different result.
That's what's already happening now. Not only has the sanctions failed, it has backfired to collapse the european ecomonies. I hope these politicians know what they're doing, or else we're all going to be suffering worse than the pandemics lockdown.
judging by the results of European sanctions, the most not free country is Latvia XD but Saudi Arabia, while giving cheap oil to the USA, was very free XD democratic hypocrisy
@@hodokwaja - In the end, Putin will come out of this a loser. His country's economy will be a wreck, and he could possibly be facing an insurgency that will bleed his country's economy and army in the long run.
@@jasonparkinson7621 I agree with you. But , Ukraine will be a no man's land as well. Look at what's already happened. Even if the war ends now and putin gets thrown behind the bars, can you say that Ukraine won? 2.2 million refugees, countless buildings went down, 2 Europe's biggest nuclear plants taken away. People dead, damage to infrastructure.. where do you draw the line and say, sanctions worked, victory to Ukraine? If it was uour family who died, got their houses blown up, or could be you who died... can you say "sanctions save our country!"? Idk.. its just the west playing this war without getting their hands dirty.
@@hodokwaja - I find it interesting that you have nothing to say about the war criminal who started all of this: Putin, but have so much to say about the West who are helping the Ukrainian people to fight this evil, unjust war. Quite telling.
Sanctions were used as economic tactics in China much earlier than in Greece. One famous sanction was imposed during the Period of Spring and Autumn around 700 BC between country Qi and country Lu. Qi firstly pretended a good relation with Lu and forbade any cloth import except from Lu. After 3 years, due to the high monopoly profit of exporting cloth, the agriculture outcome in Lu dropped to zero. Then Qi made an excuse and suddenly forbade any cloth import from Lu & any food export to Lu. Lu could not survive and had to sign a "friendship treaty" with Qi.
This means, if you read the history, then you can be well prepared to avoid all the mistakes made by others. In the end, you can minimize the cost when facing the sanctions and find your way out.
Now in Russia prices on oil and Gaz went down, while in the USA and the EU they increased rapidly. For whom these sanctions are? For the EU and the USA? The same with IKEA , mc Donald’s and other shops. If they lose the Russian market, they lose a lot of money!
A number of European companies are forced to close due to the lack of Russian energy resources. It is reported by The Wall Street Journal. The reason is global competition. European businesses simply cannot compete with US and Middle Eastern companies that buy energy much cheaper than they cost in Europe. The publication notes that now the price of gas in Europe is three times higher than in the United States. European businessmen are looking for an alternative to Russian energy carriers. At the same time, they note that if European enterprises fail to introduce technologies that can dramatically reduce the consumption of fossil fuels, then enterprises will abandon their unenviable position.
Sanctions only work when two countries have a significant difference in economic power... Russia is still a big country, not like Iran or Venezuela, plus it's got a world 2nd largest economy as ally. It doesn't work. India, another big economy is still dealing with Russia as well. USA just brought down itself with Russia, giving China an opportunity to recover from its recent downfall
Russia's entire economy is smaller than that of Texas, and that was before all this. It's going to become a Third World country if they keep this up. China isn't anyone's "ally". They look out for No. 1. They'll do business with anyone who has money to spend. Real money, not rubles. If Putin thinks China is going to put itself out on his behalf, he's delusional. But then that would explain a lot of late.
@@kenofken9458 every country is no one's ally, in your logic. Allies only exist when there is mutual benefit. For the time being, China is acting as Russian ally since that would be in their interest to bring down usa without risking opposing usa directly.
@@kenofken9458 you didn't see how usa took France's deal away from Australia? France almost summoned their embassies from usa. So how's that Ally? Don't be naive.. the west is allies since there is a benefit to each of them
@@hodokwaja I doubt China wants to take us down. We're still their largest trade partner and give them a positive trade balance of almost a third of a $1 trillion each year. China certainly will play along with Russia to a degree to show that they don't take orders from us.
🇬🇧Enjoy your meal. More than 10,000 pubs and restaurants may close in the UK due to rising prices. According to the Daily Mail, the inflation in the restaurant business in the United Kingdom ranges from 13% to 17% Already, about 20 thousand enterprises are operating below the break-even point due to inflation, rising energy prices and rent increases. We need more sanctions.
Bloomberg doesn’t know what it is talking about. Ruble doubled in the last 2 weeks. Russia is cut from SWIFT. Money circulation with abroad is very limited. Russia is on a brink of going into default.
First test is when they actually open their stock market. The upper middle class Russians have already crossed over to Finland and in their summer homes in Europe. They will not wait for food, jobs and iPhone shortages to manifest themselves.
Sanctions have already cut RUB to half its value (not to mention Ru exchange is closed). Different from most of BBG high quality stories, this particular one is poor and inaccurate.
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Good luck with self imposed inflation
We've survived it many times before. Recessions too. Right now it sucks because the dollar is worth less. The ruble, on the other hand, is worthless.
Good luck with your collapsing economy putin-bot
@Jadel Labradoodle251 What assets? You can default on loans, and you can take the real estate and unsold inventory of these companies, but their real value lies in their ability to generate more wealth, not whatever they happen to have on the ground at any one time.
For every action there is a reaction. Holding US dollars is increasingly becoming a risky business. If the smart US politicians keep using the dollar as a political weapon by imposing sanctions left and right, the dollar as a worldwide reserved currency will be displaced and financing US deficits will be out of question. It is just a matter of time as all sanctioned and to be sanctioned parties and even allies are day and night figuring out how to replace the dollar.
SO Russia has a landmass almost 2(x) more than our USA. To isolate Russia which has multiple cultures, time zones, and commodities is a bit silly. Sanctions don't work, at best 30% You all also forgot about the EurAsian pact never mind China.
Yes i think the same, sanctions has never worked and if they worked, then against way small(er) and weaker countries like Iran or so. Sanctions won't have an effect on Russia nor Cheina.
Depends on the definition of "worked". To change Russia's behaviour? Maybe not. But THESE sanctions are not there to punish Russia.
Russia started the second cold war. These Sanctions exist to cut the russian GDP and tech base to sabotage their means to support their military in the long run. While the west rearms.
@@geraldalbe6899 Sure that is the intention, but that won't be the effect. More likely this they will sell more oil to Cheina and source parts from there. And with inflation increasing, most countries can't afford stuff like fertilzer and gas/oil from the "open market", if they get that stuff at a reasonable price they will make more deals with Russia.
@M H Common mate, the first part may be true. The second is not and does not show a balanced point of view. Where do you think the Amercian got their money from, the steal it from other weaker nations ^^. There are only a few nations who earned it the hard way :) !
@@geraldalbe6899 wtf are you talking about?! Even Russian cats were sanctioned!?!? Caaats! What are we talking about?!
@@msbojana0079 I am talking about the fact, that with the russian invasion of Ukraine the second Cold War has started. If you are old enough to remember the first one, you know what that means. If not, then you will have to wait a little bit and see.
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Go to Kyiv and be among the people being BOMBED and maybe you'll understand what Putin has done
Ukrainian president and prime minister are Jewish, you silly thing. All races, nations and religious living in Ukraine are fighting together against fascist ruSSia
@@iaroslavvasyliv8674 Jews is a religion Hebrew a language Israel a place in palestine
@@iaroslavvasyliv8674 That's like saying there were no racists in the US when Obama was president because he was black
World needs oil and gas more than US. It's simple answer 😀
I'm afraid.. the current tension in the world is going to affect banks soon. Can anyone give me best ways on how best to make good returns from my 100k sitting in the bank?
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My investment journey started with 20k and now in possession of a portfolio worth 300k which I achieved working with Anna Kristine. I know there are a whole lot of financial managers out there, but Anna's strategies works extraordinarily
The key to intelligent lnvesting is diversification, but my question is why is it important to diversify beyond stocks and bonds?
Extreme sanction was the key reason for Japan’s attack on US then. Fortunately, Russia doesn’t suffer in energy shortage as much as Japan did or ever will, else what US is doing can trigger similar reaction from Russia. Hope this economic war scale sanction won’t invoke Russia to attack US, leading to a nuclear holocaust. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
when ruSSia collapse from the inside, their “allies” will grab what is left. ussr is example
I feel like these sanctions is for everyone else i the world except russia. 😅
russia has its own oil, food, military. So sanctions on russia probably won't overweigh its intrests in ukraine.
Sure its gonna annoy some people that can't watch netflix and go to mc donalds every day.
We have rutracker, it's ok actually
yes.. russia is still living in the 18th century
Actually, "Made in China" is found all over Russia. Most developments out of Asia end up in Russia first. Kinda like how Mexican food is popular in the US. But China is ahead of us in the tech sector.
Simple question - do you really think the sanctions are going to stop the war or escalate the war?
If putin has advisors they would told him to stop. Crippling economy and ongoing war is not a good pair.
Neither, as you can see. MSM reports don't count, though.
They aren’t sanctions. They’re special economic operations.
When Putin Cuts Gas To Europe: - It's not cutting gas..it is special energy-saving operations. ;)
No, this is special operation conducted by US against Eastern Europe
Lol best comment ever :D
@@Ekaterinamail Wow so we have command of Russian armed forces?! Pretty impressive puppetry.
Whatever you want to call these fits - sanctions/eco-operations, it's clearly having a masochistic effect on EU/US, and we're all suffering because of clown decisions by our dear leaders. If the gas price doubles, Iswear I'm going to start joining the riots.
Can the USA government ever mind it's own business?
Not to murderous thug tyrants. No!
No, but sending Putin toilet paper is a kind act.
Instead of complicated and inconsistent sanctions, it would be simpler to just apply massive taxes on all imports, and only give waivers to free countries, and incremental discounts to non-free countries that show improvements. Cost of living increases can be offset by domestic tax reductions and stimulus payments from windfall tariff revenue. And most importantly; incentives are 90%+ more effective than punishments in motivating people to cooperate. The definition of insanity is to keep doing the same thing and expecting a different result.
That's what's already happening now. Not only has the sanctions failed, it has backfired to collapse the european ecomonies. I hope these politicians know what they're doing, or else we're all going to be suffering worse than the pandemics lockdown.
For that domestic govt. Must be willing to leverage taxes, but that is not happening in most countries I guess
judging by the results of European sanctions, the most not free country is Latvia XD but Saudi Arabia, while giving cheap oil to the USA, was very free XD democratic hypocrisy
Some sanctions are a slap on the wrist, while others are devastating. The sanction on Russia's central bank is devastating.
It could be devastating to Russian economy, Ukraine is physically getting demolished now. Did it work? It depends, but not in Ukrainians eyes
@@hodokwaja - In the end, Putin will come out of this a loser. His country's economy will be a wreck, and he could possibly be facing an insurgency that will bleed his country's economy and army in the long run.
@@jasonparkinson7621 I agree with you. But , Ukraine will be a no man's land as well. Look at what's already happened. Even if the war ends now and putin gets thrown behind the bars, can you say that Ukraine won? 2.2 million refugees, countless buildings went down, 2 Europe's biggest nuclear plants taken away. People dead, damage to infrastructure.. where do you draw the line and say, sanctions worked, victory to Ukraine? If it was uour family who died, got their houses blown up, or could be you who died... can you say "sanctions save our country!"? Idk.. its just the west playing this war without getting their hands dirty.
@@hodokwaja - I find it interesting that you have nothing to say about the war criminal who started all of this: Putin, but have so much to say about the West who are helping the Ukrainian people to fight this evil, unjust war. Quite telling.
@@hodokwaja the frozen russian assets will be used to reconstruct Ukraine
Sanctions were used as economic tactics in China much earlier than in Greece. One famous sanction was imposed during the Period of Spring and Autumn around 700 BC between country Qi and country Lu. Qi firstly pretended a good relation with Lu and forbade any cloth import except from Lu. After 3 years, due to the high monopoly profit of exporting cloth, the agriculture outcome in Lu dropped to zero. Then Qi made an excuse and suddenly forbade any cloth import from Lu & any food export to Lu. Lu could not survive and had to sign a "friendship treaty" with Qi.
This means, if you read the history, then you can be well prepared to avoid all the mistakes made by others. In the end, you can minimize the cost when facing the sanctions and find your way out.
Now in Russia prices on oil and Gaz went down, while in the USA and the EU they increased rapidly. For whom these sanctions are? For the EU and the USA? The same with IKEA , mc Donald’s and other shops. If they lose the Russian market, they lose a lot of money!
A number of European companies are forced to close due to the lack of Russian energy resources. It is reported by The Wall Street Journal.
The reason is global competition. European businesses simply cannot compete with US and Middle Eastern companies that buy energy much cheaper than they cost in Europe. The publication notes that now the price of gas in Europe is three times higher than in the United States.
European businessmen are looking for an alternative to Russian energy carriers. At the same time, they note that if European enterprises fail to introduce technologies that can dramatically reduce the consumption of fossil fuels, then enterprises will abandon their unenviable position.
oil embargo on japan >>>ww2 sounds great!
Is there anywhere I can put my savings where the government can't 'freeze' them when they get displeased with me?
Your Piggy Bank
Sorry Bloomberg, but my reaction to this one is...
Cool story bro
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Worked for the Destruction in Europe Yes
A former car dealer with a little knowledge rules the country will perish
The no..the sanctions affected Europe more than Russia the Russian ruble is stronger than before the war
Lmao
Next price for oil and gas for Europe in Russian ruble or Chinese yuan. Its simple to recover all sanctions damage.
what a graphics, mind boggling.. very well, keep it up
Sanctions only work when two countries have a significant difference in economic power... Russia is still a big country, not like Iran or Venezuela, plus it's got a world 2nd largest economy as ally. It doesn't work. India, another big economy is still dealing with Russia as well. USA just brought down itself with Russia, giving China an opportunity to recover from its recent downfall
Russia's entire economy is smaller than that of Texas, and that was before all this.
It's going to become a Third World country if they keep this up.
China isn't anyone's "ally". They look out for No. 1. They'll do business with anyone who has money to spend. Real money, not rubles. If Putin thinks China is going to put itself out on his behalf, he's delusional. But then that would explain a lot of late.
@@kenofken9458 every country is no one's ally, in your logic. Allies only exist when there is mutual benefit. For the time being, China is acting as Russian ally since that would be in their interest to bring down usa without risking opposing usa directly.
@@kenofken9458 you didn't see how usa took France's deal away from Australia? France almost summoned their embassies from usa. So how's that Ally? Don't be naive.. the west is allies since there is a benefit to each of them
@@hodokwaja I doubt China wants to take us down. We're still their largest trade partner and give them a positive trade balance of almost a third of a $1 trillion each year. China certainly will play along with Russia to a degree to show that they don't take orders from us.
The report explained absoletely nothing!
Little effect? It's been like a week. Wait a year or two and see if Russians are happy with their lord and savior having them all broke
It worked! Petrol has been higher than it ever was for everyone else in the world. 😏
I’m so disappointed in my U.S. government that at this point I’m almost rooting for Russia
I hope you do🇷🇺
Killed enemy by eight hundred but lost a thousand and two hundred troops..
Preparing *Mark of the Beast* System
Jezebel Spirit - Psychological Warfare. Leadership’s the problem, not peaceful citizens in both countries.
Tech sanctions may affect hard on russia
Z we are not afraid V
Russia can be testing missile weapons in Ukraine Made in China
Russia is so powerful, besides they have their very good friend China.
Eventually they could approach to Mex in order to set up some surprises...
🇬🇧Enjoy your meal.
More than 10,000 pubs and restaurants may close in the UK due to rising prices.
According to the Daily Mail, the inflation in the restaurant business in the United Kingdom ranges from 13% to 17%
Already, about 20 thousand enterprises are operating below the break-even point due to inflation, rising energy prices and rent increases.
We need more sanctions.
BRICS!
Z deszczu pod rynnę
Co Rosja UK USA Izrael Germany Polish?
Bloomberg doesn’t know what it is talking about.
Ruble doubled in the last 2 weeks. Russia is cut from SWIFT. Money circulation with abroad is very limited. Russia is on a brink of going into default.
First test is when they actually open their stock market. The upper middle class Russians have already crossed over to Finland and in their summer homes in Europe. They will not wait for food, jobs and iPhone shortages to manifest themselves.
Sanctions have already cut RUB to half its value (not to mention Ru exchange is closed). Different from most of BBG high quality stories, this particular one is poor and inaccurate.
BRICS will work it out.
Why is Renault not pulling out of Russia?
Mr. Vladolf Putin thats what we call “Special Economic Exclusion Operation”. Its not a sanction.