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russia, russia, russia, russia , russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia 24. the so-called bearish trend has consolidated on the russian market, analysts are wondering whether the moscow exchange index will fall to 2500 points, although it is already at an annual minimum, the decline has begun. but in 4 months the russian
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stock market has lost more than 20%. however, it is important to note that the downward movement started from the maximum values. now even the so-called heavyweights are suffering losses, including gazprom or sberbank. we have started the reporting season, the company reports for the half-year, the last few reports are quite weak, we see an increase in losses, a decrease in profits, a decrease in revenue, such companies, the flagship of the russian market , as nts. gazprom, so that oil and gas, mechil reported large losses, that is, all this indicates that high rates, difficulties with logistics, yes, the decline in world prices for commodities, all this puts pressure on companies in general, and of course, spills over to the broad market, that is, this is probably now the main reason, as market experts explain, is that the market situation has worsened, the ruble has begun to strengthen, but the price
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of oil has retreated lower. $80 per barrel is now trading around $77. there are several factors at once: the holiday season in the northern hemisphere is coming to an end, and this is reducing demand for gasoline. in addition, oil imports to china have decreased. in august , apec already lowered its forecasts for the growth of global oil demand this year to 2.11 million barrels per day. well, goldman sax noted, the brand may fall to $68 per barrel in the absence of demand from china. as analysts explain, the decline in oil prices reduces the export revenues of russian oil companies, and their shares are falling. but there is another factor that affects the russian stock market: the key rate was raised in july from 16 to 18%. this is certainly a very important factor, which essentially, well, takes liquidity from the stock market in favor of short-term products, uh, the so-called exchange-traded funds of liquidity
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and simply deposits, of course, banks the last few months have offered very high fixed rates for 3-4 months, which also reduces the attractiveness of investments in riskier assets. everyone is waiting for some kind of signal, conditionally to reduce inflation and that the cycle of raising rates by the central bank has ended, this will probably also be a necessary factor there, so that interest in the russian stock market is restored. in conditions of a high key rate, the stock market becomes less interesting, while deposits and bonds , on the contrary, increase their attractiveness for investors. analysts do not rule out that dividend payments this year, some investors decided not to invest in shares. in addition, geopolitical tensions are not working in favor of the stock market, however, according to a number of experts, the downward trend may reverse in the fall. i believe that for participants. two important events: the first is
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, accordingly, the central bank's meeting on the key rate on september 13, and no matter how many buy before it, accordingly, they will make a decision after it. the second story is the end exit of non-residents, again presumably it will be october 12, the last date, so i think that in this period, most likely the second half of september and the first half of october , we will most likely see a market reversal. meanwhile, the us stock market is also in the red, after the release of positive. on the us economy , traders have abandoned hopes for a sharp reduction in the fed's base interest rate. now they are waiting for the speech of fed chairman jerome powell, but as experts suggest, most likely the us fed will make it clear that aggressively soften the policy, as the market expects.
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japan's capture of manchuria certainly created a threat to the soviet far east and , at the same time, to mongolia.
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the khalkhingol river region was subjected to heavy bombing. they say that unexploded bombs are now lying somewhere in the steppe . zhupogo's star rose precisely on khalkhengol, he instantly took all the reins of control into his hands. the japanese were thrown back to the eastern bank of the khalkhingol river. the enemy suffered heavy losses. the entire system of relations between the soviet union and mongolia was built on the basis of from full support for the development of mongolian statehood. i still remember the first phrase that... stalin told us in the kremlin, suddenly in trouble one is recognized, dear friends, i suggest you watch reruns, our besagons from the golden collection of besagon
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this is america, a program about a country that is difficult to understand. hello. less than 3 months remain until the elections of the president of the united states, less than five until the inauguration of the forty-seventh head of the white house. what will be the foreign policy of the united states in the era of total domination in washington by the hawks, and from both parties. should we expect new crises and is there even the slightest chance resolve? some of the existing crises, who else but the main hawk, as they call
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john bolton, should we ask about this. but first, let's move to chicago, where the democratic party's election convention was held, and where joe biden, in a speech that was supposed to be a pre-election speech, but in fact became a farewell speech, took credit for both nato expansion at the expense of finland and sweden and the fact that the ukrainian conflict has been going on for three years, which is what they are trying to achieve. we must continue to support the ukrainians in order to restore their original territorial autonomy, as well as peace, democracy and human rights in this region. i want ukraine to win, i don't want any agreements, i don't want russia to get what belongs to ukraine. i'm not against negotiations, but they will be more effective the better ukraine
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shows itself in the war. the receivers in kiev, of course, are tuned exclusively to this wave, because they are so interested in no changes happening in washington, so should we expect them, this is where we begin the promised conversation with john bolton. i think that at least before the elections in the usa there will be no big changes there will be no, neither on the battlefield, nor in the american. weak reaction of the west in 2014, for russia, but it led to this , among other things i think the events of 2022 were a big mistake that untied the kremlin's hands. the conflict in europe remains unprecedented in scale since world war ii, so i think that the war.
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what i think about kursk, bold, brilliant, beautiful, keep up the good work. putin started the war, so show him what you can do, you need to allow people to fight, give them weapons so that they can prove themselves on a war they cannot afford to lose. embroidering so dynamically, you can rip your pants, and the graems and blumenthals are reaping the fruits of their own policies, sanctions, threats, unilateral bans, all this is a very shaky construction. series, with the help of which the us , by inertia, is trying to strengthen the eroded
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soil on which the notorious city on the hill stands, will it stand? i do not think that we are on the brink of a new world war, but what i see is the formation of a new axis between china and russia. unlike the sino-soviet alliance of the cold war, i think china is the dominant partner now. i think for russia in the long run. the soviet union, russia will move towards the west, instead it has started to move in the opposite direction. i am concerned about it not so much because it is bad for the west, although it is, but because it is bad for russia to be under the influence of china, but the axis has not yet been fully formed, there are still differences between china and russia...
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taken february 24, 2022. trump will biden and will not change the foreign policy course, completely different. he said that if he wins, he will gather zelensky and putin in one
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room and resolve the ukrainian crisis in 24 hours. this is, of course, absurd. however, trump believes that he has a good personal relationship with putin, and i think that putin believes that he knows trump well enough and will try to manipulate him. about manipulation - this is a long echo, a cover story about alleged russian interference, however, one should not expect leniency towards trump from bolton. they are in fluff and dust quarreled. there is a version that bolton was eaten in the apparatus fight by secretary of state mike pompeo, who recently tried to remind people of himself again.
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and donald trump has never given comments on the so-called peace plan of mike pompeo, but in his recent lengthy interview with elon musk, he dwelt in some detail on the state of affairs around the ukrainian conflict and, most importantly, on its causes, on the actions of the joe
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biden administration, which led to the current state of affairs. to say some nonsense, for example, he said that ukraine could become a nato member state, russia would never agree to this, and we, the us, go and declare this. i know putin very well, i got along very well with him, he respected me. putin is a good negotiator. russia defeated germany together with us, they defeated napoleon. russia has existed for a long time, it is a large fighting force, it is very powerful. ukraine now does not have enough people, they use young old people for war. and because of this we are in a very bad position, and it is not only about the us, in a bad position trump's opinion is the whole world, the biggest threat to him is not global warming, but nuclear warming, as the republican put it, although perhaps a nuclear winter would be more appropriate here, the former american president is worried that
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some stupidity could happen because of people like biden, while trump himself has somehow forgotten that it was under him that the situation developed. russia and the united states certainly remain the two largest nuclear powers, but china is very quickly increasing its potential and refuses to participate in negotiations on
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nuclear weapons. from the us point of view, china is turning not today, not tomorrow, but may very soon into a very... democrat. america is firmly stuck in taiwan. various kinds of supports, bilateral at the level of allied relations with japan or south korea, or attempts by the anglo-saxons. the us, great britain and australia, like aucus, in reality turned out to be unable to
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challenge the celestial empire. i think that china is definitely the largest economy in the world, which has quite clearly outlined its desire to become a hegemon not only in its periphery in the indochina region, but in the world as a whole, and this is a cause for our grave concern. this concern is growing as the allied relations between russia and china develop. russia is a nuclear power, it still has many mineral resources and opportunities. the alliance of moscow and beijing is a serious threat to europe, the pacific region and the middle east. i have spoken about all this before, but today my concern is growing. many believe, and not without reason, that china has reached the peak of its economic power. its population has been declining accordingly since the turn of the century.
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the results are disappointing. the courage biden showed in withdrawing troops from afghanistan was absent from his response to the war in gaza, where his outdated understanding of israel prevented him from putting more pressure on its leadership to adopt a wiser and less destructive approach. somewhere between the two and the three, that is. bolton, of course, is looking at it from the opposite direction. not for nothing is the eagle on his desk clinging to a coaster with with the inscription "together against nuclear".
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russia and china support iran in this endeavor, which makes the situation even more dangerous. all this seems to me to be part of the global cooperation of russia, china and their allies. but iran itself has long been the most serious threat to peace and security.
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they started with a peaceful march, but the next day they were already storming the metal fences around the united arena. a failed foreign policy, like a boomerang, always turns into failures within. that was america, all the best to you.
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mom, why do we need these letters, for a fairy tale. in the three
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ninth kingdom, the three tenth state. let's translate from official language into understandable language, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction.
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so says the lighthouse. it is easy to get confused in the facts when you see only part of the overall picture. in pursuit of views, entire locations are changed, it is easy to do, to change.
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at the beginning of the hour about the situation in prigranich, our military continues to push the enemy out of the kursk region, according to the ministry of defense , the ukrainian armed forces lost up to 400 per day. but in total , during the military operations in this direction the enemy has already lost more than 500 servicemen and 69 tanks. today, on the instructions of the president, deputy prime minister marat khusnulin arrived in the region, he inspected the temporary accommodation points where border residents are currently located, who were forced to leave their homes. together with governor alexei smernov, the deputy prime minister also discussed the restoration of the destroyed areas.

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