Putin's "Endgame" – Russia's Economy Comes to Its Limit
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op-online.deIt is bad for the Russian economy. Over four years of Ukraine war and international isolation prevail. Now an analysis confirms the trend.
More than four years after the start of the war of aggression in Ukraine, the Russian economy is facing collapse after a study. Moreover, according to experts, Russia's dependence on China is increasing.
Russia's war economy shows cracks: reserves shrink, oil revenues break down. A study sees structural exhaustion and growing risks for the household.
FNB's liquid assets fell from 6.5 per cent to 1.8 per cent of GDP in Ukraine during the war years, and experts from IFW and Stockholm Institute of Transit Economics report that they see a window for political pressure on Russia.
Oil and gas revenues break away, workers are missing and sanctions are effective: for Russia's economy, it looks gloomy, as a study shows. "The economic foundations have weakened significantly," the head of the IfW balances out.
The liquid assets of the Russian SWF have fallen sharply since the beginning of the war, according to a study by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy. Putin is increasingly dependent on China.
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