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Title: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on February 28, 2022, 01:22:35 PM
Now the entire civilized world has united in an effort to help Ukraine, which since February 24 has been subjected to large-scale military aggression by the Russian Federation. Unprecedented "hellish" sanctions are being introduced against the aggressor country, which in the near future can turn a powerful country into one that will no longer exert its former influence on the world stage.

So, today you can already see the consequences of such sanctions:

- stocks of Russian companies collapsed; as a result, the owners of the largest enterprises lost tens of billions of dollars in a few days.

- soared the dollar; The Russian ruble has become the most unstable (volatile) currency in the world. At the same time, the situation with the exchange rate continues to deteriorate.

- the banking sector suffered. Due to the shutdown of foreign software, the blocking of correspondent accounts and bank assets abroad, large-scale problems began with the banking system.

- investments are curtailed. Russia is turning into a pariah country, with which it is not accepted, and in some cases even forbidden, to cooperate. The aggressor country lost the opportunity not only to attract loans from abroad, but also lost foreign investment.

- due to even a partial shutdown, SWIFT can paralyze the export-import of the Russian Federation for some time.

What will be the forecasts for the state of the Russian economy in the near future and how will this affect the circulation of cryptocurrency in Russia?
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: gurunanakji777 on February 28, 2022, 06:03:12 PM
I believe the influence of Russia will remain the same I feel he must know the consequences if they start the war so they are well prepared for the sanctions but it will definitely hurt them. Russia and Ukraine both countries legalize cryptocurrency before the war because they both know their currency will break during the war. At present lots of sanctions on Russia and consequences of sanctions, Russia is facing but I believe he has to stop the war very soon so the sanctions can be removed because I believe alone Russia can not fight with the majority of the countries because their economic conditions will be poor day by day if the war takes long. In the end, I would say the war will not run for long and thus sanctions will be removed but I think during this time many of the citizens in the war countries adopted cryptocurrencies to save their money value because their native currency losing value.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Senin on February 28, 2022, 09:36:18 PM
The Russian economy is definitely facing hard times. Due to the international sanctions introduced in recent days, the exchange rate in Russian exchangers is already reaching 200 rubles today (it was 75 in mid-February). Imported goods have already risen in price by 20-30%.
The Russian Sberbank has already collapsed by 75%, TCS Group (Tinkoff Bank) - by 78%, Gazprom - by 60%, NOVATEK - by 54%, Rosneft - by 45.5%.
The assets of the gold and foreign exchange fund of the Russian Federation (about $640 billion) fell under the sanctions of Ukraine's international partners. Because of this, the Central Bank cannot enter the market and sell the currency.
And it looks like this is just the beginning.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: DearMary on March 01, 2022, 03:56:27 AM
Russia is so well-known for its crypto miner
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Bliznec on March 05, 2022, 11:57:59 AM
I'm afraid to guess what will happen to Ukraine. Russia will overcome the onslaught when the war is over. The ruble has already fallen, and continues to fall. The economy is suffering. I see nothing good in the war, only death and suffering of people, civilians. 
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on March 05, 2022, 03:42:20 PM
I'm afraid to guess what will happen to Ukraine. Russia will overcome the onslaught when the war is over. The ruble has already fallen, and continues to fall. The economy is suffering. I see nothing good in the war, only death and suffering of people, civilians.
Everything will be fine with Ukraine. She will stand and overcome Putin's invaders. At a time when independent military experts predicted that with such an invasion power of the 120,000-strong Russian army, the territory of Ukraine would be captured in 2-3 days, the Ukrainian people and their armed forces have successfully resisted such an invasion for the tenth day already. At the same time, they seized the initiative and successfully counterattacked the enemy on all fronts.

I think it would be appropriate to say that in the nine days of this large-scale war, Russia's losses are:
- more than 10,000 people killed,
- 269 destroyed tanks,
- 945 armored vehicles,
- 39 aircraft,
- 40 attack helicopters,
- 105 artillery systems,
- 50 salvo fire systems,
- 19 air defense systems,
- 409 different vehicles.
Putin and his entourage are trying to prevent information about such losses from reaching its citizens, and also refuses to take the corpses of their military from Ukraine. In this regard, Ukraine turned to the International Red Cross for this organization to help on this issue.
Also today, information appeared that Russia banned Facebook and Twitter on its territory.

Yes, the infrastructure of Ukraine is now under Russian missile and bomb attacks. But Europe has already stated that it is ready to provide Ukraine with assistance of one hundred billion euros for the restoration of Ukraine.

The Central Bank of the Russian Federation has about $640 billion in reserves, 70 percent of which was in banks of foreign countries and they have been banned from using. These funds, by decision of international courts, can also be transferred to Ukraine. And not only these funds. But the citizens of Russia after this war will definitely be on the verge of poverty.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Doctor on March 05, 2022, 03:56:21 PM
I'm afraid to guess what will happen to Ukraine. Russia will overcome the onslaught when the war is over. The ruble has already fallen, and continues to fall. The economy is suffering. I see nothing good in the war, only death and suffering of people, civilians.

War will always bad effect for economic and other .
But I think we know Russia is the big country, that I believe Russia prepare about anything before do invasion.
Hopefully Russia and Ukraine war don't bad effect for crypto currency.
We will suffer as crypto investors.
better to wait and see, If there is chance buy the dip.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on March 09, 2022, 07:55:35 PM
I believe the influence of Russia will remain the same I feel he must know the consequences if they start the war so they are well prepared for the sanctions but it will definitely hurt them. Russia and Ukraine both countries legalize cryptocurrency before the war because they both know their currency will break during the war. At present lots of sanctions on Russia and consequences of sanctions, Russia is facing but I believe he has to stop the war very soon so the sanctions can be removed because I believe alone Russia can not fight with the majority of the countries because their economic conditions will be poor day by day if the war takes long. In the end, I would say the war will not run for long and thus sanctions will be removed but I think during this time many of the citizens in the war countries adopted cryptocurrencies to save their money value because their native currency losing value.
Well, how do you feel now that the Russian economy is already on the brink of economic and financial collapse? Every day she falls more and more into the abyss. Even if Putin stops the war in the near future, generations of Russians will still pay for it. The economic damage to Ukraine's infrastructure is very large. 102 schools, 34 hospitals, more than 1,500 residential buildings have been destroyed and these numbers continue to grow. But Putin is not going to stop yet.

For international sanctions to be lifted, it is no longer enough to simply stop the invasion, and even withdraw Russian troops from the entire territory of Ukraine, including the occupied Crimea and Donbass. It is necessary to fully compensate for the damage caused to Ukraine. And that's hundreds of billions of dollars. Russian soldiers are having fun destroying the civilian population and infrastructure. But many generations of Russians will have to pay for all this.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on April 23, 2022, 04:29:43 PM
Almost two months have passed since the people of Ukraine heroically repulsed the aggression of the "second army of the world." Almost all military experts and politicians of the world gave a maximum of seven days for the complete occupation of Ukraine by Russia, which threw eight of its armies into Ukraine and constantly feeds it with new forces. Therefore, in the first days and weeks, Ukraine practically did not receive any assistance in armament from other states. They said that it does not make sense to do this if Ukraine will be occupied anyway in a short time.
Despite this, Ukraine survived and inflicted such damage on the invaders that it caused surprise and delight in other states, which already consider it their duty to join Ukraine in this struggle with their financial and weapon assistance.
Now the Armed Forces of Ukraine are gradually grinding the military power of Russia and have already destroyed approximately 25-30 percent of the military forces of the occupiers. Russia is bogged down in this war, and given the sanctions that are suffocating its economy, it would already be glad to get out of this war with dignity, but does not know how.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: MrSpasybo on April 24, 2022, 01:24:41 AM
Many people have talked about crypto, they even said that WAVES increased in price was collected by the Russian government in large quantities, but I do not believe that small-cap cryptos can withstand the pressure of the Russian economy. Russia will be forced to maintain its domestic economy while only being able to trade with countries like China and India.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Jaephoenix on April 24, 2022, 01:35:05 AM
Post war, Russia and the Russian economy is in for a squeeze. Already all the offshore assets of the country is being seized. Even citizen assets are flagged. All these are going to hamper the economic growth and recovery
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Astra on April 24, 2022, 10:39:44 PM
Yes, the Russian economy is facing very difficult times. But Russia itself made its choice by attacking peaceful Ukraine. More than 80 percent of Russians support Putin's aggressive actions, which means that the entire people of Russia should suffer their well-deserved punishment. I hope that all the frozen assets of Russia as a state and its elite should be transferred to Ukraine in order to restore the infrastructure it has destroyed in Ukraine. This will be a good lesson for all aggressors in the future.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: smart_oa on April 25, 2022, 07:39:24 AM
I think Putin has already expected this before starting this war. He must have a plan for how to deal with this. Their economy was already weak because of sanctions from the west so I do not know how worse this could be for them. They could force the west to accept their terms and conditions because of west demands for Russian gas.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: satpol_PP on April 25, 2022, 08:28:30 AM
I'm afraid to guess what will happen to Ukraine. Russia will overcome the onslaught when the war is over. The ruble has already fallen, and continues to fall. The economy is suffering. I see nothing good in the war, only death and suffering of people, civilians.

We the big country, I think Russian already rethink and  estimate the concequence of war.
You see the war only death and suffering of people.
That's true.
War always have bad effect for crypto currency.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Spaffin on April 26, 2022, 12:12:31 PM
As part of the latest round of Western sanctions against Russia, the focus has been on the crypto industry.  US Officials Worried Russia is 'Monetizing Its Natural Resources' for Energy-Intensive Cryptocurrency Mining to Avoid Sanctions
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Noverteno on April 27, 2022, 05:00:20 AM
In the issue of sanctions against Russia, the sixth package of such sanctions, which is currently being prepared, will be of great importance, which stipulates the conditions for the EU countries to impose an embargo on Russian oil and gas. Even if it is not too tough, since some European states are not yet ready to immediately abandon Russian energy sources, this will already have a catastrophic effect on the Russian economy in the short term. In general, the sanctions will isolate Russia from virtually the entire world and set its economy back several decades.
Well, you have to pay for such behavior as an aggressor country, and pay a big price. The Russian leadership has chosen this path for itself.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Speaker on April 27, 2022, 12:18:42 PM
It is better to discuss coins and projects here, rather than get involved in politics.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: legend45 on April 27, 2022, 01:20:33 PM
I think Putin has already expected this before starting this war. He must have a plan for how to deal with this. Their economy was already weak because of sanctions from the west so I do not know how worse this could be for them. They could force the west to accept their terms and conditions because of west demands for Russian gas.

Oil and gas are the primary need for the West.
I don't think Russia will suffer because this sanctions.
Actually Putin has thinked about this consequences if the war happens.
So, Putin will have good solution for this problem.
Let's see.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on April 29, 2022, 05:52:38 PM
It is better to discuss coins and projects here, rather than get involved in politics.
Do you think that politics can be separated from cryptocurrency? Let's speculate: because of the military defeat in Ukraine, a cornered Putin is increasingly threatening Europe and the United States with the use of nuclear weapons. In response, the United States said that in this case, Russia would receive a retaliatory strike. Do you think that if Russia and NATO members exchange dozens of nuclear missiles, someone will be interested in cryptocurrency after that? I can assure you that then one pizza (not radioactive) will cost tens of bitcoins. The rest of the coins probably won't be enough to buy one pizza. This is even in the best case, that is, if the Internet still works.
Do you think the current rate of Dogecoin, without taking into account the political situation in the world, is more important than the fate of humanity in the near future?
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Alichlas92 on April 29, 2022, 06:19:39 PM
Now the entire civilized world has united in an effort to help Ukraine, which since February 24 has been subjected to large-scale military aggression by the Russian Federation. Unprecedented "hellish" sanctions are being introduced against the aggressor country, which in the near future can turn a powerful country into one that will no longer exert its former influence on the world stage.

So, today you can already see the consequences of such sanctions:

- stocks of Russian companies collapsed; as a result, the owners of the largest enterprises lost tens of billions of dollars in a few days.

- soared the dollar; The Russian ruble has become the most unstable (volatile) currency in the world. At the same time, the situation with the exchange rate continues to deteriorate.

- the banking sector suffered. Due to the shutdown of foreign software, the blocking of correspondent accounts and bank assets abroad, large-scale problems began with the banking system.

- investments are curtailed. Russia is turning into a pariah country, with which it is not accepted, and in some cases even forbidden, to cooperate. The aggressor country lost the opportunity not only to attract loans from abroad, but also lost foreign investment.

- due to even a partial shutdown, SWIFT can paralyze the export-import of the Russian Federation for some time.

What will be the forecasts for the state of the Russian economy in the near future and how will this affect the circulation of cryptocurrency in Russia?

every effort was made to pressure Russia, to immediately withdraw the invasion. even the recent sanctions that the US has carried out are targeting crypto miners..

They are a strong country and will Russia survive? very interesting to see what will happen or the negative impact on Russia in the future.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on April 30, 2022, 03:33:11 PM
It is most likely that Russia will suffer a final military defeat in Ukraine. The entire civilized world has already become convinced that the Putin regime is a threat to the overall global security, and therefore the 40 most influential states have united to help Ukraine eliminate this threat militarily.
The military and economic power of Russia is greatly weakened in this war. Maps of post-war Russia are already being printed, which will break up into a number of territories and become part of various neighboring states. Another evil empire will be ended.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Speaker on May 01, 2022, 01:16:45 PM
It is most likely that Russia will suffer a final military defeat in Ukraine. The entire civilized world has already become convinced that the Putin regime is a threat to the overall global security, and therefore the 40 most influential states have united to help Ukraine eliminate this threat militarily.
The military and economic power of Russia is greatly weakened in this war. Maps of post-war Russia are already being printed, which will break up into a number of territories and become part of various neighboring states. Another evil empire will be ended.
You can draw any cards and dream about different things too, but the winner's gene is in Russia's blood. As for the true reasons for the military special operation, we do not know them. I think it is inappropriate to discuss politics in this forum. One thing is important-that this will affect the entire market, including cryptocurrency.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Astra on May 01, 2022, 03:18:50 PM
I think Putin has already expected this before starting this war. He must have a plan for how to deal with this. Their economy was already weak because of sanctions from the west so I do not know how worse this could be for them. They could force the west to accept their terms and conditions because of west demands for Russian gas.

Oil and gas are the primary need for the West.
I don't think Russia will suffer because this sanctions.
Actually Putin has thinked about this consequences if the war happens.
So, Putin will have good solution for this problem.
Let's see.
Last week, the EU countries were supposed to adopt the agreed sixth package of sanctions against Russia, which would include a complete embargo on Russian oil and gas. But some states still turned out to be not ready to immediately completely abandon these energy carriers from Russia. Therefore, the EU is going to phase out oil and gas from Russia. It won't happen right away, but Russia, as an occupying country, will still face insurmountable difficulties in the near future.

As it turned out, Putin did not count on such a powerful resistance of Ukraine to the military invasion of Russia. It is now obvious that Russia will suffer a military defeat in Ukraine, and its economy will be thrown back many decades. Putin can be called thoughtful only if we assume that he is a spy for the United States, so he generally played along with the interests of this state and destroyed Russia by his actions.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Alichlas92 on May 01, 2022, 05:46:34 PM
It is most likely that Russia will suffer a final military defeat in Ukraine. The entire civilized world has already become convinced that the Putin regime is a threat to the overall global security, and therefore the 40 most influential states have united to help Ukraine eliminate this threat militarily.
The military and economic power of Russia is greatly weakened in this war. Maps of post-war Russia are already being printed, which will break up into a number of territories and become part of various neighboring states. Another evil empire will be ended.
You can draw any cards and dream about different things too, but the winner's gene is in Russia's blood. As for the true reasons for the military special operation, we do not know them. I think it is inappropriate to discuss politics in this forum. One thing is important-that this will affect the entire market, including cryptocurrency.

If this war or conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues, defend each other's ideas or interests. I feel crypto is in big trouble.. considering this digital currency has no intrinsic value in crypto money which is the value contained in the money itself.. someday it may have no value at all.. that's why some Islamic countries ban crypto money.
we just need mental readiness if something bad will happen... take advantage of the opportunity or take advantage of it as early as possible and don't assume this will last forever.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: collinsjie on May 01, 2022, 11:22:03 PM
In the nearest future, Russia's economy will suffer heavy. Is not going to be immediate, It will be a gradual process. Once the EU and other countries find a better option by buying oil and gas from Russia, Russia will be doomed. Their will crashed.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Alichlas92 on May 02, 2022, 09:09:24 AM
In the nearest future, Russia's economy will suffer heavy. Is not going to be immediate, It will be a gradual process. Once the EU and other countries find a better option by buying oil and gas from Russia, Russia will be doomed. Their will crashed.

maybe more than 60% of Europe depends on Russian oil and gas? if the EU finds a better option, the conflict may be more severe than it is now or the conflict may never occur . Why isn't the conflict over? Russia thinks the world needs them, and the real problem is with Russian oil or gas.

maybe until now crypto is still in the green zone..
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: lepbagong on May 08, 2022, 03:36:40 PM
In the nearest future, Russia's economy will suffer heavy. Is not going to be immediate, It will be a gradual process. Once the EU and other countries find a better option by buying oil and gas from Russia, Russia will be doomed. Their will crashed.

maybe more than 60% of Europe depends on Russian oil and gas? if the EU finds a better option, the conflict may be more severe than it is now or the conflict may never occur . Why isn't the conflict over? Russia thinks the world needs them, and the real problem is with Russian oil or gas.

maybe until now crypto is still in the green zone..
The question that will arise if the embargo on Russia is carried out in all kinds, not only on gas and oil. will it work well?
Of course a lot of speculation will say that Russia will suffer from the embargo situation, but it is clear that President Putin has thought about that, why he continues to carry out his invasion of Ukraine despite the embargo.

it must be remembered that there is a big country that has always been at odds in trade with the US, namely China. whether China will join to do like with EU and US ? Of course I believe that China will actually help Russia so it seems that Russia will remain less worried about the embargo so far.
what is feared is that Russian assets in the form of crypto have been frozen in the US (which may be done in other countries), so currently Russia is continuing to improve to be able to reactivate crypto so that it can be used to save from all sanctions.

So actually everything that happened was because of economic sentiment and not purely wanting to be able to finish the invasion peacefully and be able to sit down together. actually there is a G20 meeting that can be used for mutual correction because the organizer is Indonesia, which is known as a non-block country. Of course it will be heard by all parties, unfortunately the US and its allies do not want Russia to be present at the G20, even though Indonesia has long ago said that Russia will be invited.
there are ways to be able to negotiate peace but it is always unacceptable. what is it about this?
I can't define all of them because I'm just an argument.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on May 08, 2022, 06:15:26 PM
In the nearest future, Russia's economy will suffer heavy. Is not going to be immediate, It will be a gradual process. Once the EU and other countries find a better option by buying oil and gas from Russia, Russia will be doomed. Their will crashed.

maybe more than 60% of Europe depends on Russian oil and gas? if the EU finds a better option, the conflict may be more severe than it is now or the conflict may never occur . Why isn't the conflict over? Russia thinks the world needs them, and the real problem is with Russian oil or gas.

maybe until now crypto is still in the green zone..
Now the EU countries are finishing the discussion of the sixth package of sanctions against Russia for its military attack on Ukraine, where the main issue is the oil embargo from Russia. This is a difficult question, since not all European countries are ready to immediately abandon Russian oil and gas. However, the most dependent country, Germany, has already stated that it is ready to accept such a refusal. Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia are not yet ready, which may be given a delay until 2024. But in any case, Russia will soon lose the European market for its oil and gas, and this will have catastrophic consequences for it.

The civilized world is now united to protect Ukraine from Russian aggression. Finally, they realized that evil must be punished very severely, so that a potential aggressor, before unleashing a war and attacking other states, understands that he will have to face the entire civilized world. Only this can become a guarantee of strong peace on our planet.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Speaker on May 08, 2022, 07:40:33 PM
Perhaps we do not know the true motives of the special operation on the territory of Ukraine. No one will tell us the truth, and therefore I consider it inappropriate to draw conclusions about the future in world geopolitics and the balance of power in the world.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: doc on May 09, 2022, 02:23:57 PM
Perhaps we do not know the true motives of the special operation on the territory of Ukraine. No one will tell us the truth, and therefore I consider it inappropriate to draw conclusions about the future in world geopolitics and the balance of power in the world.

Me too, I also didn't know what motivation of war , between Russia and Ukraine.
But I think It will have bad effect for economic if world war will happen. NATO will against Russia

Hopefully it will not happen.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Speaker on May 09, 2022, 02:29:09 PM
Perhaps we do not know the true motives of the special operation on the territory of Ukraine. No one will tell us the truth, and therefore I consider it inappropriate to draw conclusions about the future in world geopolitics and the balance of power in the world.

Me too, I also didn't know what motivation of war , between Russia and Ukraine.
But I think It will have bad effect for economic if world war will happen. NATO will against Russia

Hopefully it will not happen.
I think it will not come to a mass war with the participation of other countries.That's exactly what neither Europe nor the West needs. The fact that this will have a negative impact on the entire global economy is an indisputable fact...perhaps we are starting to see this already in the cryptocurrency market.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on May 10, 2022, 10:08:48 AM
Perhaps we do not know the true motives of the special operation on the territory of Ukraine. No one will tell us the truth, and therefore I consider it inappropriate to draw conclusions about the future in world geopolitics and the balance of power in the world.
A large-scale military invasion of the territory of another state has always been called a war, not a special operation. But Putin has always built his policy by denying the obvious facts and twisting their essence. Approximately 190,000 Russian soldiers invaded Ukraine using thousands of tanks and armored vehicles, hundreds of planes and helicopters in order to seize the territory of Ukraine and enslave the neighboring people in the 21st century in the center of Europe. The whole civilized world has seen and knows what atrocities the occupiers used against the civilian population of Ukraine. Putin himself speaks in different and contradictory ways about the reasons for the attack on Ukraine, as his lies are periodically refuted. And why listen to this sick schizophrenic.
For the entire civilized world, the current situation indicates that the existing system of collective security is imperfect and requires a fundamental change.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Hisbullah on May 11, 2022, 01:27:39 AM
If the war between Russia and Ukraine will continue for along months, I think we will see many effect of this.
Economic will drop and also it will have bad effect for crypto world.
It's bad for us.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Alcor on June 09, 2022, 10:46:33 PM
In the nearest future, Russia's economy will suffer heavy. Is not going to be immediate, It will be a gradual process. Once the EU and other countries find a better option by buying oil and gas from Russia, Russia will be doomed. Their will crashed.
This is already really happening. The countries of Europe have finally realized that they made a big mistake by relying mainly on Russia for oil and gas supplies. Feeling the open blackmail of Russia on this issue, Europe is looking for and finding an alternative to Russian oil and gas, while trying to switch to alternative renewable sources as much as possible.
The other day, Europe adopted the sixth package of sanctions, which mainly relate to the gradual increase in the embargo on Russian oil supplies. By the end of this year, Europe wants to reduce oil supplies from Russia by 90 percent. And it turns out forever. The seventh package is currently being developed, which will deal with the embargo on Russian gas. The Russian economy will then go into a steep dive.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Ghozrd on June 10, 2022, 07:44:59 AM
I think the impact of the war and the sanctions imposed on Russia will make inflation increase globally, because of this war, some commodity prices have increased significantly, I hope that peace mediation can be completed quickly and the two countries can make peace, because any sanctions imposed given will not solve the problem, Russia a few months ago wanted to use Bitcoin for gas payments, but I haven't seen any further information about it
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Lanirex on June 10, 2022, 07:50:28 AM
Russia is a big country that has a very strong economy, and as far as I know not all countries have condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine.  It is true that many sanctions were received by Russia, and many of these sanctions were given from western countries, namely the United States and its allies. This is not a big problem for the Russian economy, because Russia is the largest gas supplier in European countries.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: pieppiep on June 10, 2022, 09:10:22 AM
Russia has become like this because it was triggered by the war that happened so that it made a lot of changes in terms of the economy and others, I think in the future Russia can become America's biggest rival because natural gas resources are bigger in Russia so that Russia has the potential to have power in the financial sector.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Noverteno on June 22, 2022, 12:22:23 PM
Russia has become like this because it was triggered by the war that happened so that it made a lot of changes in terms of the economy and others, I think in the future Russia can become America's biggest rival because natural gas resources are bigger in Russia so that Russia has the potential to have power in the financial sector.
Ukraine did not provoke a war with Russia. Previously, Putin came up with several reasons to invade the territory of Ukraine. The occupation of Donbass and the Crimean peninsula took place under the far-fetched reason of protecting the Russian-speaking population of Ukraine. Now Russian soldiers on the territory of Donetsk and Luhansk regions are killing the Russian-speaking population, who live there compactly, the most.
Putin also announced that Russia could not allow Ukraine to join NATO, as this would threaten its borders. Now, in the near future, Sweden and Finland should join NATO, and Russia has already come to terms with this, although the borders with NATO countries are doubling.
Recently, in Russia, they have finally begun to openly declare that they want to annex the territory of Ukraine to Russia.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: therozaq on June 22, 2022, 11:32:52 PM
Russia has become like this because it was triggered by the war that happened so that it made a lot of changes in terms of the economy and others, I think in the future Russia can become America's biggest rival because natural gas resources are bigger in Russia so that Russia has the potential to have power in the financial sector.

Both are the biggest rival beside Chinese.
Russia has natural gas resources, as you said bigger than US
I predict Russia , China and US will always lead economic of  the world.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Seerge on June 23, 2022, 06:21:03 PM
I don't think there is too much impact on the Russian economy from the impact of this war, Russia is a rich country that has large enough food reserves. So the Russian economy will remain safe in this war, but actually I want them to be at peace soon.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Noverteno on June 23, 2022, 07:14:07 PM
I don't think there is too much impact on the Russian economy from the impact of this war, Russia is a rich country that has large enough food reserves. So the Russian economy will remain safe in this war, but actually I want them to be at peace soon.
If Russia does not stop its war of conquest against Ukraine, does not withdraw its troops from the territory of Ukraine and does not agree with it on compensation for the damage caused by the war in order to lift international sanctions against it, then a very unenviable future awaits Russia. Its economy is moving very quickly towards a general collapse, despite the pep talk of its political leadership that these sanctions do not cause significant harm to Russia. When they can no longer lie there, the world will see the actual situation, although world experts can already calculate everything in advance and successfully do it.
Large stocks of food and raw materials, this is not a reason to consider Russia self-sufficient in order to easily survive international sanctions. In terms of technology, it is very dependent on other developed countries, and this will eventually play a key role in its downfall.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Seerge on June 24, 2022, 05:17:02 PM
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May the war be over soon, and Russia withdrew all its troops from Ukraine.  War only causes damage and death, whatever the reason this war must stop.  Russia should not continue to invade Ukraine, as this will have dire consequences for both countries in the future.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: rizqillah on June 24, 2022, 09:25:39 PM
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May the war be over soon, and Russia withdrew all its troops from Ukraine.  War only causes damage and death, whatever the reason this war must stop.  Russia should not continue to invade Ukraine, as this will have dire consequences for both countries in the future.

Agree with you, war should be stopped.
It will have big effect for economic.
I think Russia should think about this condition as one of the biggest country.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: BOAEDAN on June 24, 2022, 10:23:09 PM
I don't think Russia should be worried because they already have huge oil and gas, so it's better to try to focus on developing these two. I think it will get a lot of profit because at this time oil and gas are really needed by the world.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on June 25, 2022, 06:23:22 AM
I don't think Russia should be worried because they already have huge oil and gas, so it's better to try to focus on developing these two. I think it will get a lot of profit because at this time oil and gas are really needed by the world.
Russia will have to worry, and even very much so. Having large reserves of oil and gas is one thing. But this oil and gas still needs to be sold profitably. And with this, there will be ever-increasing problems in Russia, and the international community is making more and more efforts to ensure that there are more and more of these problems in Russia with their sale.
Blackmailing Europe, Russia has deliberately cut off all or part of its gas supplies to 12 European countries because they do not want to pay back in rubles. Therefore, European countries, on the one hand, are looking for other suppliers, and on the other hand, they are switching to other energy carriers, and above all, renewable green energy. Thus, the countries of Europe, in need of gas, turned their attention to Norway, where there are also large reserves of crude oil and gas, and where there are still undiscovered deposits. Contracts are concluded with the USA, Iran, Venezuela, the United Arab Emirates and other countries.
Russia is massively losing the European market, and this is forever, or at least for a very long time. So her blackmail will turn against her.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Seerge on June 25, 2022, 05:59:33 PM
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Agree with you, war should be stopped.
It will have big effect for economic.
I think Russia should think about this condition as one of the biggest country.
I am sure that if this war stops soon, many countries will praise Russia and Ukraine. And certainly there will be no more sanctions for these countries, and the most important thing is that bilateral relations with other European countries will improve.  Exports Imports of merchandise will rebound again, and the economy will definitely improve. Stop war, because peace is beautiful.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Alcor on June 27, 2022, 06:42:30 AM
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Agree with you, war should be stopped.
It will have big effect for economic.
I think Russia should think about this condition as one of the biggest country.
I am sure that if this war stops soon, many countries will praise Russia and Ukraine. And certainly there will be no more sanctions for these countries, and the most important thing is that bilateral relations with other European countries will improve.  Exports Imports of merchandise will rebound again, and the economy will definitely improve. Stop war, because peace is beautiful.
It turns out that there are still no such international structures or institutions on our planet that could stop the aggressor, as in this case during Russia's military attack on Ukraine. That is, we do not have normally working measures of collective security. The current United Nations is not even able to solve the unblocking of Ukrainian seaports, which Russia is conducting in order to ensure the export of Ukrainian grain from there.

An end to this war is hardly possible in the near future, since the Kremlin authorities see fruitful negotiations only if Ukraine agrees to give up a significant part of its territory to the aggressor. And Ukraine is categorically against this and it is supported by the leading world powers in this.

One can only count on a change in the political leadership of Russia, since the people of Russia themselves are slavishly afraid of their Tsar Putin and are hardly capable of actively resisting this war, or of a significant military defeat for Russia, in which it simply cannot attack Ukraine.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: LuckyMac on June 27, 2022, 07:41:48 PM
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Agree with you, war should be stopped.
It will have big effect for economic.
I think Russia should think about this condition as one of the biggest country.
I am sure that if this war stops soon, many countries will praise Russia and Ukraine. And certainly there will be no more sanctions for these countries, and the most important thing is that bilateral relations with other European countries will improve.  Exports Imports of merchandise will rebound again, and the economy will definitely improve. Stop war, because peace is beautiful.

I think so too, i think it's in the best interest of everyone and it would be great to have stability again.  I hope its soon :)
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: naitik01 on June 28, 2022, 11:03:33 AM
Russia is facing economic sanctions. This is definitely going to have a bad effect on Russia's economy, although to maintain its routine, the doors of crypto are also open there, which is a good sign for crypto.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: DAMKAR on June 29, 2022, 10:15:20 AM
Russia is facing economic sanctions. This is definitely going to have a bad effect on Russia's economy, although to maintain its routine, the doors of crypto are also open there, which is a good sign for crypto.

I think Russian government have own consideration to against this sanctions.
Russian is one of the biggest countries.
So, let's see what will happen.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Seerge on June 29, 2022, 07:29:49 PM
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An end to this war is hardly possible in the near future, since the Kremlin authorities see fruitful negotiations only if Ukraine agrees to give up a significant part of its territory to the aggressor. And Ukraine is categorically against this and it is supported by the leading world powers in this.
War will only cause destruction, the longer the war lasts the more the country will be destroyed.  Although in the near future the war cannot be stopped, but I want this war to stop immediately.  Russia has a specific purpose with this war, so Putin stays clean hard with his decisions.  Likewise Ukraine, both did not want to give in.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Noverteno on June 30, 2022, 06:58:12 AM
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Agree with you, war should be stopped.
It will have big effect for economic.
I think Russia should think about this condition as one of the biggest country.
I am sure that if this war stops soon, many countries will praise Russia and Ukraine. And certainly there will be no more sanctions for these countries, and the most important thing is that bilateral relations with other European countries will improve.  Exports Imports of merchandise will rebound again, and the economy will definitely improve. Stop war, because peace is beautiful.
Will countries praise Russia for what Russian troops have already done in Ukraine? They behaved and behave in Ukraine as robbers, rapists and murderers of peaceful women and children. Schools, hospitals, civil houses, cultural monuments are deliberately destroyed with all types of weapons. Conquering the territory of Ukraine, they turn 90 percent of its settlements into ruins. Do you think that after that the Russians can at least be respected? They deserve complete isolation from the world for many generations. In any case, Russia has already lost partnership with Ukraine for a long time.
In addition to the fact that Russian troops must withdraw from the territory of Ukraine, including from its occupied territories in 2014, it must compensate Ukraine for the colossal material damage caused to it from this war.
Without this, international sanctions will not be lifted from Russia. Therefore, the Russian economy will face further decline for many decades, and its people will face isolation, poverty and other similar pleasures from the results of this war.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Phonometer on July 01, 2022, 11:32:38 AM
The Ukraine-Russia conflict underscored the need for Congressional action on digital finance including cryptocurrencies. Some crypto experts feel that the Russia-Ukraine war can bring about a change in the narrative around cryptocurrencies and they may become more acceptable than they are now. The fact that the Ukrainian government is also seeking contributions in crypto validates the use of blockchain-based money.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Jaephoenix on July 01, 2022, 12:50:40 PM
I'm afraid that Russia has bitten more than it can chew. If Puton knew this war would last more than 2 weeks, I don't think he would embark on it. Now its lasting 5 months and counting and yet no end in sight, in fact the Ukrainians are getting bolder. And what's worse, the economy is taking a huge toll. Also European countries are rejecting its exports and for the first time for more a century, they have defaulted on loan repayment. Grim future awaits, I'm afraid
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: kirshna01 on July 01, 2022, 08:26:21 PM
Recently cryptocurrency has been accepted in Russia with some conditions, this will have a positive effect on the economy there. Due to the Ukraine war, the economy there has been scattered.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Confero on July 02, 2022, 02:00:51 PM
I just read the news, there is a president from one of the countries from Southeast Asia, namely the President of Indonesia, Mr. Joko Widodo who came and visited both Russia and Ukraine. Joko Widodo spoke about peace to the two heads of state. Hopefully after this things will be better.  And the World economy is improving, including in the field of Cryptocurrency.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: bayiajaib on July 05, 2022, 08:57:51 AM
I just read the news, there is a president from one of the countries from Southeast Asia, namely the President of Indonesia, Mr. Joko Widodo who came and visited both Russia and Ukraine. Joko Widodo spoke about peace to the two heads of state. Hopefully after this things will be better.  And the World economy is improving, including in the field of Cryptocurrency.

Hopefully It will have good effect to stop this war.
Peace is always the priority.
Because war will always have bad effect to economic.
also crypto currency market.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on July 08, 2022, 09:23:02 AM
I just read the news, there is a president from one of the countries from Southeast Asia, namely the President of Indonesia, Mr. Joko Widodo who came and visited both Russia and Ukraine. Joko Widodo spoke about peace to the two heads of state. Hopefully after this things will be better.  And the World economy is improving, including in the field of Cryptocurrency.
Peace between Ukraine and Russia can come only if the Russian troops completely withdraw from the entire territory of Ukraine, including the previously occupied territories of Donbass and Crimea, and also compensate Ukraine for the damage caused to it by this war. But Putin's entourage does not give up their aggressive plans, which means that there will be no peace in the near future. Indonesian President Joko Widodo is unlikely to be able to convince Putin to end the war and accept defeat. Until that time, leaders of various states approached Putin almost every day on this issue, but their efforts were not crowned with success. Apparently, it won't be this time either.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Beattysuhita on July 08, 2022, 05:30:16 PM
Russia is too strong to beat, not only in the war power sector.  Alustista, weapons only. 
But from the food sector Russia is also very strong, although many countries protesting against the attack on Ukraine they don't seem to care at all.
However, if the war continues, it will be the small communities who will have a major impact on economic problems.  So stop this war.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Speaker on July 08, 2022, 06:30:21 PM
Russia believes that this is a special operation...although it does not affect the cryptocurrency market and the stock market in the best way
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Bobcrypto on July 08, 2022, 06:57:41 PM
At the beginning of the war, it actually affected the crypto ecosystem but after short period the market pull out and went bearish. The situation between Russia and Ukraine will definitely affect both countries economy in the future. War has the capacity to cripple any economy whether Russia or Ukraine.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Senin on July 08, 2022, 08:37:17 PM
Russia believes that this is a special operation...although it does not affect the cryptocurrency market and the stock market in the best way
The Kremlin really calls the full-scale military invasion of Ukraine by the forces of eight armies of the Russian Federation only a special operation and forbids using the word "war" in this case. This is done in order to hide, first of all, from its citizens the real goals and reasons for the attack on the neighboring state of Ukraine. After all, Putin always said before that that Russia and Ukraine are fraternal peoples. And now the Kremlin, with particular cruelty and cynicism, is bombing and shelling precisely residential areas and killing the civilian population of Ukraine. This comes after the Armed Forces of Ukraine put up a heroic resistance to intimidate the people of Ukraine and force their government to stop resisting Russia. However, Putin achieved just the opposite. The people of Ukraine, despite the heavy losses, rallied and all demand only the military defeat of Russia. Such a people of Russia cannot be defeated despite its seeming power.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Astra on July 09, 2022, 11:27:44 AM
In the nearest future, Russia's economy will suffer heavy. Is not going to be immediate, It will be a gradual process. Once the EU and other countries find a better option by buying oil and gas from Russia, Russia will be doomed. Their will crashed.
This is already happening gradually. Recently, Putin held a meeting of senior officials, at which he admitted that international sanctions are still hitting the Russian economy very hard, that alternative markets for oil and gas should be sought, since Russia is facing an embargo on these energy carriers.
Meanwhile, European countries are already finding other suppliers of oil and gas. While Russia is blackmailing Europe, the US is already supplying European countries with more energy than Russia. Norway, Kazakhstan, Iran, the United Arab Emirates and other countries are also ready to supply them to Europe. Russia goes into the background and it's forever.
In order to make a profit on its oil and gas, Russia needs buyers, and with this it will soon have big problems.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on July 09, 2022, 05:51:35 PM
I'm afraid that Russia has bitten more than it can chew. If Puton knew this war would last more than 2 weeks, I don't think he would embark on it. Now its lasting 5 months and counting and yet no end in sight, in fact the Ukrainians are getting bolder. And what's worse, the economy is taking a huge toll. Also European countries are rejecting its exports and for the first time for more a century, they have defaulted on loan repayment. Grim future awaits, I'm afraid
In Russia, they have long understood that they got involved in a war that they will not be able to end victoriously. Therefore, after the initial mass offensive from three sides into Ukraine, when the Armed Forces of Ukraine began to hit columns of Russian equipment on the roads like in a shooting range, they fled from the center and north of Ukraine and now focus only on capturing the eastern and southern parts of Ukraine. But this task is beyond their power. In recent months, they have been slowly advancing, because the artillery burned everything in front of them. At the same time, even such tactics did not save the invaders from heavy losses.
Having received only four HIMARS rocket systems from the United States, the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed 12 different Russian ammunition depots with them in the last week alone. Soon they will have nothing to fight with, since eight more such systems are on the way.
The Ukrainians do not become impudent in this war, but skillfully defend themselves against the brazen and unprovoked attack of the Russians. They fight on their territory and defend their territory.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Noverteno on July 31, 2022, 08:45:30 PM
The Russian economy is definitely heading for the abyss. No economy can withstand such a war and such sanctions, especially one so corrupt and inefficient as in Russia. However, the point here is different. Now the central government of the Kremlin is weakening due to heavy military losses in Ukraine. The indigenous peoples of the outskirts, oppressed by this power, felt that the time had finally come to defend their rights. After all, Putin invaded Ukraine, allegedly, among other things, to protect the citizens living there who expressed their desire for self-determination. Now the same will happen in Russia itself. So whether Russia will remain as a single state after this war, that is the question.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: TOP_ETH on August 01, 2022, 04:10:34 AM
war if it doesn't end it might have an impact on the russian economic sector the war only causes suffering and misery I hope both sides can become brothers and stop this never ending war
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Astra on August 01, 2022, 04:58:08 AM
war if it doesn't end it might have an impact on the russian economic sector the war only causes suffering and misery I hope both sides can become brothers and stop this never ending war
You probably do not know the essence and course of this war, otherwise you would not make the assumption that after what happened, Russians and Ukrainians can be brothers. I can definitely say that after the end of the war, Ukraine will dissociate itself from Russia for many generations, and Ukrainians will consider Russians number one enemies.

It is worth paying attention here to the fact that Russia is now trying to completely destroy Ukraine as a state, and Ukrainians as a nation. The Russians are now silently killing all law enforcement officers of Ukraine or its military personnel with combat experience. At the same time, entire families are shot and tortured. Only in the Kyiv region were found the corpses of about one and a half thousand civilians with signs of torture. Russia is now purposefully destroying civilian infrastructure in Ukraine, cities and villages are being destroyed with all types of weapons. Do you think this can be forgiven? Ukrainians don't need more of these "brothers".
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: rlirs on August 01, 2022, 03:50:20 PM
war if it doesn't end it might have an impact on the russian economic sector the war only causes suffering and misery I hope both sides can become brothers and stop this never ending war
You probably do not know the essence and course of this war, otherwise you would not make the assumption that after what happened, Russians and Ukrainians can be brothers. I can definitely say that after the end of the war, Ukraine will dissociate itself from Russia for many generations, and Ukrainians will consider Russians number one enemies.

It is worth paying attention here to the fact that Russia is now trying to completely destroy Ukraine as a state, and Ukrainians as a nation. The Russians are now silently killing all law enforcement officers of Ukraine or its military personnel with combat experience. At the same time, entire families are shot and tortured. Only in the Kyiv region were found the corpses of about one and a half thousand civilians with signs of torture. Russia is now purposefully destroying civilian infrastructure in Ukraine, cities and villages are being destroyed with all types of weapons. Do you think this can be forgiven? Ukrainians don't need more of these "brothers".

What about families of mixed decent, who have both Ukrainian and Russian roots? Many Ukrainians live in Russia and many Russians live in Ukraine. How do you separate them?
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Astra on August 02, 2022, 09:18:39 PM
@rlirs. Mixed families, where there are Russian and Ukrainian roots at the same time, and there are really many of them, will have to finally decide which side they should become. There are already cases of rupture of such families and this is inevitable. But the situation in Ukraine is so serious that this circumstance will not stop anyone. Since the first of July in Ukraine, for the first time, visas have been introduced for crossing the border of Ukraine to citizens of the Russian Federation. The other day, information appeared on the news channels of Ukraine that during this time not a single visa was issued to the Russians. This first of all testifies to the depth of such a conflict. There have even been calls in Ukraine to sever diplomatic relations with Russia. However, the state of war requires certain points of contact from the parties, and above all, in the issue of the exchange of prisoners. But in the future, even this is not excluded.
In Ukraine, in the conditions of war, they are now massively renaming streets and cities, abandoning everything Russian. Ukraine is doing this very decisively.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Speaker on August 03, 2022, 11:12:53 AM
Yes, it's all sad that tanks are still being used in the 21st century to resolve controversial issues.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Severus Snaoe on August 04, 2022, 07:31:27 PM
If nothing much goes wrong and if there is not world war 3 then everything is going to be fine. Bu as the news said the are using nuclear power plants as the command base for attacking ukraine. So  international head of nuclear dept. commented that we wont let this happen and we'll fight against Russia. Hope this doesn't leads to World War 3.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: mahadev on August 04, 2022, 09:16:15 PM
War will always have bad effect for their economic and social.
I think Russia should stop this war and keep the peace.
I believe we will see big effect, and sure bad effect if this war continued
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on August 04, 2022, 09:19:55 PM
Yes, it's all sad that tanks are still being used in the 21st century to resolve controversial issues.
It is unlikely that the military invasion of Russian troops in Ukraine and the very bloody war that has been going on for the sixth month can be called a dispute. Putin and his entourage in the 21st century wanted to occupy one of the largest states in the center of Europe and eliminate it as a state, and Ukrainians as a nation. To do this, they voice various constantly changing pretexts and reasons that allegedly led to the decision to attack. The most common of them is that if Russia had not attacked Ukraine first, then after a while Ukraine itself would have attacked Russia. Other reasons are no less absurd.
Ukraine has no choice but to defend itself and defend its freedom and independence.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: anshor1 on August 05, 2022, 08:42:04 PM
War will always have bad effect for their economic and social.
I think Russia should stop this war and keep the peace.
I believe we will see big effect, and sure bad effect if this war continued

I think war is not good for everything.
So Russian should stop this war and starting to keep the peace there.
We know everyone didn't agree about war.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Noverteno on August 08, 2022, 07:15:23 PM
War will always have bad effect for their economic and social.
I think Russia should stop this war and keep the peace.
I believe we will see big effect, and sure bad effect if this war continued
Putin and his entourage can no longer stop this war in Ukraine. Stopping the war for them is tantamount to a military defeat. In this case, events in Russia itself will begin to manifest discontent and rebellion, and many nationalities that are part of the Russian Federation, which Moscow has long kept in strict obedience, will take advantage of the weakening of Putin's power.
For Ukraine, there is also no other way out than to wage a war to a victorious end, because they understand that a truce can only be until the moment when Russia again accumulates strength for the next offensive. So the war unleashed by Russia in Ukraine can only end in the military defeat of one of the parties. So far, Ukraine is seizing the initiative in this war.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: cheezcarls on August 09, 2022, 12:39:14 AM
While the Russian economy was badly hit by the Western sanctions, they've countered it with gas and energy. As a result, we're in an economic recession and the EU are divided in the gas wars. It's still going to be uncertain though for Russia as they might be facing more economic sanctions in the coming months despite having the edge in gas and energy supplies.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Astra on August 10, 2022, 08:20:38 AM
While the Russian economy was badly hit by the Western sanctions, they've countered it with gas and energy. As a result, we're in an economic recession and the EU are divided in the gas wars. It's still going to be uncertain though for Russia as they might be facing more economic sanctions in the coming months despite having the edge in gas and energy supplies.
Russia is gradually losing its trumps to Europe in terms of energy resources, as well as the possibility of further blackmail. European countries intend to completely abandon Russian oil by the end of this year and gradually reduce the consumption of Russian gas.

Meanwhile, Ukraine launched its first missile attack on a military facility in the Russian-occupied Crimean peninsula. Thus, on August 9, in the occupied Crimea, explosions thundered in the area of ​​the Russian military air base in Novofedorovka, Saksky district, which was considered invulnerable from the air. Currently, the 43rd Fighter Aviation Regiment of the Russian Aerospace Forces is based there, which mainly consists of Su-30SM, Su-33 aircraft and Su-24M bombers. From here, the Russian army carries out air raids and bombardments of Ukrainian cities. According to preliminary data, at the time of the strike there were 13 Su-30SMs; 12 Su-24MR; 6 helicopters and 1 Il-76. Since the ammunition depot, which was used for air raids on Ukraine, detonated there for a  time, Russia's losses are significant.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Noverteno on August 12, 2022, 08:32:50 AM
Russia has already seen the catastrophic nature of its situation caused by the attack on neighboring Ukraine. The Russian Ministry of Finance stated the collapse of budget revenues. In July, VAT collections collapsed by 40%, oil and gas taxes - by 26%. "Hole" in the budget has reached 33% of the budget - 892 billion rubles per month. Despite the fact that historically the Russian budget has always been in surplus. The Russian economy also fell into a steep peak and every day the situation continues to deteriorate.
The Russian occupation army in Ukraine feels about the same. A large grouping of two shock armies of Russians is pressed against the Dnieper River, their supply routes are cut off due to the destruction of bridges by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In a few weeks, the Russian army can expect a shameful defeat.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on August 13, 2022, 04:38:17 AM
The sanctions have already affected the economy inside Russia. The reduction in the production of Russian cars in June was 62% compared to this month last year. Industrial production in June fell by 1.8% compared to the same period in 2021.

The main sanctions against the Russian energy sector have not yet entered into force. December 5 will earn sanctions on the export of Russian offshore oil to the European Union. February 5, 2023 - Russian oil products.

The volume of sales of Russian gas to Europe is now a third of last year's level. It looks like it will decline from now on, and will practically stop no later than 2024. Then Germany expects to be completely independent of Russian gas.

After the entry into force of all European sanctions in the oil and gas sector, Russia's income from energy exports is expected to decrease by 40%. Russia is reducing gas supplies to the countries of the European Union, therefore losing its main sales market. After the end of the war, Ukraine's economic ties with the Russian Federation will not resume for a long time.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: nakmantu99 on August 13, 2022, 09:26:30 PM
While the Russian economy was badly hit by the Western sanctions, they've countered it with gas and energy. As a result, we're in an economic recession and the EU are divided in the gas wars. It's still going to be uncertain though for Russia as they might be facing more economic sanctions in the coming months despite having the edge in gas and energy supplies.

Yeah, Russian economic has been sanctioned by Western because the war Russia with Ukraine
But I believe Russia will have doo decision to stop this war.
War is always have bad effect for economic.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Jaephoenix on August 13, 2022, 11:12:14 PM
Russia has been playing hide-and-seek with crypto for years now til they finally gave a blanket ban that effectively entails an end to all crypto transactions. Earlier it was rumored they were ready to trade with crypto until this final Putin order. So in the end, Russia and crypto end their bumpy relationship. Maybe in the future when probably the war ends, there would be a reunion of sorts
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: mohdelayo on August 14, 2022, 12:47:18 AM
While the Russian economy was badly hit by the Western sanctions, they've countered it with gas and energy. As a result, we're in an economic recession and the EU are divided in the gas wars. It's still going to be uncertain though for Russia as they might be facing more economic sanctions in the coming months despite having the edge in gas and energy supplies.

Yeah, Russian economic has been sanctioned by Western because the war Russia with Ukraine
But I believe Russia will have doo decision to stop this war.
War is always have bad effect for economic.
War beings about difficulty and hardship to those that it affects directly, yet it also creates a huge economic opportunities for others that it's not affecting directly. I want to believe that majority of the global populace are eager to see this war comes to an end and hopefully the forces behind the war will withdraw their agents.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Senin on August 14, 2022, 06:51:43 AM
While the Russian economy was badly hit by the Western sanctions, they've countered it with gas and energy. As a result, we're in an economic recession and the EU are divided in the gas wars. It's still going to be uncertain though for Russia as they might be facing more economic sanctions in the coming months despite having the edge in gas and energy supplies.

Yeah, Russian economic has been sanctioned by Western because the war Russia with Ukraine
But I believe Russia will have doo decision to stop this war.
War is always have bad effect for economic.
War beings about difficulty and hardship to those that it affects directly, yet it also creates a huge economic opportunities for others that it's not affecting directly. I want to believe that majority of the global populace are eager to see this war comes to an end and hopefully the forces behind the war will withdraw their agents.
It is not enough for the international community to hope that this war will end soon. Also, the sanctions that are and are being imposed on Russia due to its military invasion of Ukraine and ignoring all norms of international law are also not enough. Analysts predict that the sanctions will only come into full force by the end of next year.

Putin and his entourage have already understood that the war in Ukraine is lost for them and they are already trying to blackmail them with a nuclear threat created by them for the inhabitants of the planet. Having seized the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant in Ukraine, they interfere in the technological processes, placed artillery and multiple launch rocket systems on its territory and fire at the area around them, hoping that they will not be fired at in response. Recently, they have mined the nuclear power plant and spread the word that if they have to withdraw, they will blow it up. In this case, the magnitude of the accident will exceed Hiroshima and the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant many times over. In addition, they themselves began to fire at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant and say that the Ukrainians are doing it. At any time, the world could face a very serious nuclear disaster due to the deliberate actions of Russia. But society reacts very weakly to the seriousness of its own security. It seems that they cannot do anything with the aggressor or do not want to do it. The world does not yet understand the gravity of the situation. When the Russians blow up the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant and nuclear radiation covers the world, it will be too late.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Alcor on August 17, 2022, 06:13:22 PM
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Agree with you, war should be stopped.
It will have big effect for economic.
I think Russia should think about this condition as one of the biggest country.
I am sure that if this war stops soon, many countries will praise Russia and Ukraine. And certainly there will be no more sanctions for these countries, and the most important thing is that bilateral relations with other European countries will improve.  Exports Imports of merchandise will rebound again, and the economy will definitely improve. Stop war, because peace is beautiful.
Unfortunately, things have gone too far. The war has been going on for half a year, but Russia, despite the huge losses in manpower and equipment, does not want to retreat. Putin is throwing his last reserves into Ukraine, collecting obsolete equipment from all over Russia, looking around the world for weapons, and trying to lure large sums of money into contract war mercenaries in different countries. Now every day Russia is losing several hundred of its military personnel and about 20-30 different armored vehicles. Therefore, the war will not just stop. Ukraine does not need a truce unless all of its occupied territories are returned. And Putin is not yet ready to admit defeat.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Noverteno on September 18, 2022, 05:25:14 PM
With each passing day, the military defeat of Russia in the war unleashed by it against Ukraine is becoming more and more distinct. This will entail a lot of various negative consequences for Russia itself. And not only in economic terms. Now we are talking about whether Russia will be able to maintain its territorial integrity, because many nationalities, held in the Russian Federation by fear and force, already see the weakness of the central government and are ready to fight for their independence. With the war in Ukraine, Putin is very quickly ruining his own country.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Speaker on September 20, 2022, 12:52:56 PM
This has been brewing for a long time...I do not even know what the solutions to all this are, but what is happening is rolling the world into chaos and uncertainty.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Afony on September 20, 2022, 03:29:14 PM
If you look at the cryptocurrency market now and see that everything is going down, not only Russia has been affected by the situation in Ukraine. I think that everything will be fine with the economy in Russia, but we will have to wait for the crisis again.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Fenix on September 20, 2022, 06:09:25 PM
If you look at the cryptocurrency market now and see that everything is going down, not only Russia has been affected by the situation in Ukraine. I think that everything will be fine with the economy in Russia, but we will have to wait for the crisis again.
With the Russian economy, everything will be not only bad, but very bad, and moreover, in the near future. The current political leadership of Russia denied as much as possible the negative impact of international sanctions on its economy. But recently, even there they have been forced to admit that the economy is falling into the abyss and this process cannot be stopped even if tomorrow the sanctions are lifted. Already at the end of the year, and especially next year, the consequences of the sanctions will be fully felt by every resident of Russia. The economy will be thrown back several decades, and this is only the visible part of the iceberg.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Alcor on November 28, 2022, 02:51:49 PM
Yeah, Russian economic has been sanctioned by Western because the war Russia with Ukraine
But I believe Russia will have doo decision to stop this war.
War is always have bad effect for economic.
Russia can stop the war it started any day if it simply withdraws its occupying troops from Ukraine.
 Russia suffers defeat after defeat in Ukraine: first, it was forced to withdraw the remnants of its defeated troops from the central and northern parts of Ukraine, then the Russians fell into a boiler arranged by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the right-bank part of the Kherson region, exposing their flank in the Kharkiv region. But the Armed Forces of Ukraine directed the main blow not at the liquidation of the boiler, but in the Kharkiv region. As a result, the Russians were forced to flee quickly, leaving behind most of their weapons and military equipment. During this period, the Armed Forces of Ukraine captured over 500 captured tanks and even more armored vehicles from the Russians, increasing their offensive power. Then the Russians themselves left, as far as they could under the fire of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the right-bank part of the Kherson region. Now the same situation has arisen with the left-bank part, since the Armed Forces of Ukraine with high-precision weapons reach right up to the sea coast. The Russians understood this and are preparing to retreat again. At this time, Ukraine, having practically no fleet of its own, defeated the Russian Black Sea Fleet with missiles and drones. Now, soon the Russians will have a problem with the Crimean peninsula, which has been occupied since 2014. For the Russians, this will be a real mousetrap, given that the only Crimean bridge has already been damaged by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Putin made a big mistake by attacking Ukraine. Because of this, the Russian Federation may break up into many independent republics. Ukraine will help her in this.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: zilzylian on November 29, 2022, 05:33:12 AM
Many things happened, even the G7 countries wanted to fix the price of crude oil to $65 usd per barrel.

As I see in the news, if the G7 countries fix the price of Russian oil, then it is almost tantamount to sanctions. I hope the war ends soon because this situation affects many things
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: ashraf786100 on November 29, 2022, 02:07:29 PM
Everything will be fine if not much goes wrong and if there isn't a third world war. However, as reported in the news, nuclear power stations are being used as the headquarters for the war on Ukraine. As a result, the head of the international nuclear department said that we would battle Russia and not allow this to happen. I hope this does not trigger a third world war.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: Speaker on November 30, 2022, 09:43:05 AM
The Russian economy is already showing a decline and it will only continue, but this does not mean that they will not be able to conduct military operations, it's just that the already impoverished people will become even more impoverished.
Title: Re: What is in store for the Russian economy in the near future?
Post by: elbans89 on November 30, 2022, 10:30:33 AM
The Russian economy is already showing a decline and it will only continue, but this does not mean that they will not be able to conduct military operations, it's just that the already impoverished people will become even more impoverished.

Hopefully russian government will have good policy to stop their aggression.
It's not good for human and economic.
Better to be peace in our lives