Ukrainian War Developments

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tonyget

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The soaring energy prices really hurts

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I don't think the West can bear with this high oil price for much longer. If the price remains above $125/barrel for too long,it will cause economic recession.

The US Fed is caught between a rock and a hard place. If they don't raise interest rate enough,the current high inflation will be out of control(high oil price is a major factor) . If they raise interest rate too much,the asset price and financial market will be crashed,thus causing recession.
 

FriedButter

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The soaring energy prices really hurts

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I don't think the West can bear with this high oil price for much longer. If the price remains above $125/barrel for too long,it will cause economic recession.

The US Fed is caught between a rock and a hard place. If they don't raise interest rate enough,the current high inflation will be out of control(high oil price is a major factor) . If they raise interest rate too much,the asset price and financial market will be crashed,thus causing recession.
Recession is probably 99% chance it will happen

 

Maikeru

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Some people here seem to struggle with the fact that when Oryx reports 78% of destroyed tanks are Russian, that does not mean that 78% of all Russia's tanks have been destroyed, but that, of all tanks destroyed, 78% are Russian and 22% Ukrainian. Which adds up to 100% for the hard of thinking.

Anyway, whatever tanks the Russians do have left are going nowhere fast if their logisitics support keeps getting destroyed at this rate. Note the commandeered civilian vehicles:

 
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