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13:54
Sep 05
Sep 05
Maximum economic pressure on Russia
Europe must apply maximum economic pressure on Russia because Moscow has not changed its war aims; the EU has 21 sanctions packages with a 22nd on the way, has sanctioned 700 Russian shadow ships, has sanctioned all Russian gas, and is cutting supply chains to stop Russia's war machine.
HIGH
12:19
Sep 02
Sep 02
Russia faces sustained war-driven strain.
Ukraine's drone campaign is designed to make Russian airspace too dangerous for civilian aircraft and to bring the war's costs and disruptions closer to Russia; President Putin has acknowledged economic damage from the strikes. This leaves Russia under sustained strain while peace talks remain stalled and Putin stays defiant.
MED
18:17
Apr 20
Apr 20
Russia benefits near-term from higher energy prices.
Russia is a near-term beneficiary of the Iran conflict because it sells oil, gas, and fertilizer at much higher prices due to the war, and US sanctions on Russia have been suspended, allowing them to make more money. However, Russia's overall strategic position is not materially better due to a strong Ukrainian military and a more united Europe against Russia.
MED
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Buzzberg tracks ERUS (iShares MSCI Russia ETF (delisted)) across 1 sources. 0 bullish vs 0 bearish calls from 3 analysts. Sentiment: evenly split. 3 total trade ideas tracked. Past 7 days: 2 watch. Latest voices: Jovita Neliupšienė, Greg Sullivan, Ian Bremmer.