4Ano·

Are the Americans finally reacting now? Or is this again just a short-term thing?

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4Ano

According to Sleepy Joe, Russia will be excluded from SWIFT as of tomorrow. What this means for the stock market I can not judge?!

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Zoro@RoronoaZoro

4Ano

@Knopf Cheers, it will be a feast when they are kicked out of the Swift system. It was a great move with Iran back then and there's hardly any trade in relation to it. It's hard to imagine what that means for gas & co if you can no longer pay your bills...
But I don't believe it, for that society would first have to be convinced, which is not so easy, after all it is not allowed to act politically

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Adel;.@tAdel

4Ano

@RoronoaZoro Correct. I don't think that will happen, and the market is definitely not pricing it in.
I think there was a commentary in the wiwo yesterday, Russia is of a slightly different caliber. That would trigger a WWK...

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Nico@Lucki_Lucki

4Ano

@tAdel so russia's economy is not that strong either.

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Adel;.@tAdel

4Ano

@Micky_Maus After all, Russia is comparable to Germany in terms of adjusted GDP. I know that Russia has a much larger population and a completely different income structure, but they are definitely not uninteresting for the world market.
For Europe's exports, however, they are actually not as relevant as I thought, that's true!

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Nico@Lucki_Lucki

4Ano

@tAdel well, the GDP of NRW is half that of Russia. So economically insignificant. they can never win an economic war and a military war in their lives

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Adel;.@tAdel

4Ano

@Micky_Maus To compare countries, adjusted GDP is more useful. There you can see that Russia is roughly on a par with Germany.

China27.07USA22.94India10.18Japan5.63Germany4.84Russia4.45Indonesia3.53Brazil3.44France3.32UK3.28Turkey2.87Italy2.7Mexico2.69

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Adel;.@tAdel

4Ano

@Micky_Maus but of course not an economic war. N military war until the "final measure" will be scary... then we won't have to worry about anything anymore...

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