@@nenadmitrovic3469 Germany is on a crash diet of renewable energy. They're a prime example of what happens to those who trust in Russia as an energy supplier. You should take note yourselves. Putin won't lose any sleep if Serbia becomes collateral damage in his energy war.
The oligarchs are blaming Elvira Nabiullina, the head of Russia's Central Bank, for the economic malaise. Hello? There's an elephant in the room (well, he looks more like a newt than an elephant).
Russia's defense budget has reached a record 13.2 trillion rubles. One-third of the state budget is now the military budget. Russia's “eminent economist” Shilyaev has warned that this budget is “suicidal! The policy rate, which was 19 percent in September, has since been raised to 21 percent. As a result, “people's savings will plummet, and repayments on mortgages and corporate loans will rise sharply. Trillions of rubles in the National Welfare Fund, which pools oil revenues, will be completely exhausted. If the Putin regime continues the war, the Russian people will be hit with an unprecedented economic jitters in late 2025, inflation will spiral out of control.”
@@BruceJ999 He doesn't verify any information that is inconvenient to him, but simply assumes it is all a lie and is satisfied with being immersed in his own world. With such a closed-off personality, just like Putin, he will never grow as a person.
This is interesting, because the Russian Central Bank is actually independent to announce the interest rate whenever they want. So this is an interesting development.
Let's not pretend. Putin called Ms. Nabiullina and told her that a much-needed rate hike is politically undesirable. Poor Elvira glanced nervously at her window and replied: "Da, Vladimir Vladimirovich".
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Soon top bankers will fly outta windows.
Stop exposing your stupidity for all to see
Lol
@@Sagadrequiem no lol. it is tradition !
Lol
Unfortunately, interest on ruble…is potato.
Auto, airline, housing industry destroyed. Well done Vlad.
Germany?
Shipping....
@@nenadmitrovic3469 You wish eh Boris?
@@richardm4825 igor
@@nenadmitrovic3469 Germany is on a crash diet of renewable energy. They're a prime example of what happens to those who trust in Russia as an energy supplier. You should take note yourselves. Putin won't lose any sleep if Serbia becomes collateral damage in his energy war.
The oligarchs are blaming Elvira Nabiullina, the head of Russia's Central Bank, for the economic malaise. Hello? There's an elephant in the room (well, he looks more like a newt than an elephant).
Russia's defense budget has reached a record 13.2 trillion rubles. One-third of the state budget is now the military budget. Russia's “eminent economist” Shilyaev has warned that this budget is “suicidal! The policy rate, which was 19 percent in September, has since been raised to 21 percent. As a result, “people's savings will plummet, and repayments on mortgages and corporate loans will rise sharply. Trillions of rubles in the National Welfare Fund, which pools oil revenues, will be completely exhausted.
If the Putin regime continues the war, the Russian people will be hit with an unprecedented economic jitters in late 2025, inflation will spiral out of control.”
Lying is easy huh, Google is accessible to everyone try harder next time when you lie.
@@BruceJ999 He doesn't verify any information that is inconvenient to him, but simply assumes it is all a lie and is satisfied with being immersed in his own world. With such a closed-off personality, just like Putin, he will never grow as a person.
@@BruceJ999 You should provide a fact-based argument, if you have one.
@@christianevanherck6023 Trolls are exempt from argumentation. It gives them hives.
Only 21%...for now
23% now lol
Un 2 years Rusia would disappear acording to this tendency I am expert in financial trendings
This is interesting, because the Russian Central Bank is actually independent to announce the interest rate whenever they want. So this is an interesting development.
Let's not pretend. Putin called Ms. Nabiullina and told her that a much-needed rate hike is politically undesirable. Poor Elvira glanced nervously at her window and replied: "Da, Vladimir Vladimirovich".
Europe is even worse with its negative Economic Growth & migrants taking over cities. Look yourself in the mirror before criticizing others.
No Europe is not doing worse
@@wc8246 Yes your so good that your experiencing *NEGATIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH*
No, we`re not paying 21% interest rate here, bc we`re not pouring 40% of our budgets into "special military operations".
If we were paying 21% interest rate here, we`d be marching the streets demanding the govts heads for screwing up so much.
@@BruceJ999 It's ok, we can take it. Better than be friends with Russia.