The economic impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

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[arnoldozamorano]

Lots of optimism in this report. Things are a lot grimmer than depicted here.

[txbre]

Economists drinking tonight and probably every night for a while.

[ST-fkjz]

What’s canadas outlook though? Pretty god dam good, but those mining juniors

[default]

Incoming 50 cent memes.
"I love the American rapper 50 cent or as we calk him in Russia: 4 million Rouble"

[jacobrivera]

Rushing or Russian in my experience both turn out bad

[googlebanmetoomuch]

Gas $4+ we're past a recession and will be going into full blown crisis mode!

[astrahcat]

Inflation isn't high in Switzerland, in Sweden, in Japan, in Norway, in Germany, in Italy....so why would we be the ones effected by this country all the way across the ocean?
Maybe it's because it's our banks policies instead that have risen inflation and it doesn't have much to do with the war in Ukraine at all? They need to explain their reasoning or proof that this military invasion of Russia is behind our own countries inflation.

[marctemura]

There only talking gas and oil. Ukraine supplies the world with a lot wheat.

[MIGUEL-yzbt]

People, governments USA, UK, EU countries should be immediately close the sky over Ukraine. Now, now and immediately.

[josephcarl]

*This* *period* *making* *a* *good* *profitable* *investment* *should* *be* *in* *every* *wise* *individuals* *list* 🔴🔴

[millardbrown]

Am I about to lose my retirement because of the Wall Street banks crashing the market? The government forces us working class to have stocks for retirement and the hedge funds crash the market to steal our money. What do I do with my money to keep Wall Street from taking it?

[timgeorge]

Hunter and "Pops" don't need the Ukraine checks anymore anyways.. He's selling paintings now.

[danielhutchinson]

The US Market Guys seem to avoid discussing what happens when the European folks are subjected to the steep increase in gas price because we forced Russia out of the EU Gas markets?
What effects are the Europeans going to have on US markets when they decide they do not want to triple the cost of gas simply because the US dictates it?
But when US consumers are facing raising gas prices for their cars, they seem to get real difficult to deal with?
So are we done allowing the Rockefellers of the US Market scene operate the government to enable their own personal profits?
The Iraq war along with the Haliburton lies that Scooter Libby delivered to enable that flow of profits, seemed to do the average American no economic good at all?
When is this illusion of Capitalism going to quietly just die?