the price ukraine pays for us and western aid is that its vast black soil has become a testing ground for american and western weapons. the authors of the material advised countries with hegemons, and with a closed alliance, who are obsessed with absolute security to not allow the crisis to grow. otherwise, it will only lead to an even worse global security crisis. russia urged him to resolutely condemn the murder of russian journalist and political scientist daria dugina, the corresponding statement during the meeting of the security council was made by vasily, moreover, russia's permanent representative to the un showed a printout of a screenshot from the peacemaker website on which dugin's photo was crossed out with the inscription liquidated, the permanent representative stressed they are open.

as they are really bad at pricing political and geopolitical events and they were terrible at pricing ukrainend horrible about presidential elections and will not be great at raising term elections very partly because we are not political experts and that is one reason you see that rise in volatility. i think that when you look at what will happen, i think you are not seeing the placement of hedges ahead of these as you have in the past. it is almost like people realize it is very difficult to carry the hedges. if anything is going to be displaced, it will be very last minute. kriti: amy wu silverman , we thank you for your time and insight. european officials planning emergency action for energy prices. a look at what can be done and how it will affect the european economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: the eu is planning emergency intervention to try to halt soaring energy prices which have jumped tenfold in the past year. the european president seeing skyrocketing electricity prices says the limitations of the current market design. joining us is the climate -- you're at our price caps the o

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electricity market to help bring down power prices that have been pushed higher by skyrocketing gas prices. ukrainethe root of this story. the european commission president said in a speech in slovenia that soaring electricity prices are not exposing limited -- the limitations of the current market design. in the united kingdom, that is where it gets worse. there is widespread anger over an 80% hike in energy prices. and a portion of the large increase in energy company profits. many families said they intend to keep the heating switched off throughout the coming winter. our correspondent has this from the brussels angle. >> there is a push, a new push by a lot of eu member states to change that system. that would be called decoupling. gas and electricity prices. this is a system that has been working for the past quarter-century, ever since the system was instated, electricity and gas prices are bundled in a way. it is a very complicated method of adding up, but obviously, the result is today that the prices for electricity and gas are dependent upon one another. and the end result today is obviou

project but they closed their eyes now we germans have to pay for it, but ukraine pays a much higher price ukraine so i took of times we are going through difficult times for our economy and for our people but we must remember that it is much easier for us so we will have a lower temperature at home we will have problems in industry but look at our neighbors ukrainians, look at their suffering, they are losing husbands, sons, children. i think we have no reason to complain, this is the price for our opportunism, for the desire to make money, this is the price for all this . thank you very much mrs. bek for this conversation and thank you for your support to ukraine. thank you. inconvenient questions. warm conversations are the most interesting . insider fox every friday 21:00 in marathon the only news someone takes life, someone gives it and there are those who save life without sparing their angels in this war fighter vitaly merinov returned to the ranks of the national guard as soon as a full-scale war began in ukraine an experienced athlete, a loving father and husband while performing a combat

of directors sings about butter too i heard that it could potentially increase in price by 10%, but the oil in ukrainebe enough for stocks, so we will sum up the summaries of the excellent prices for the products of the sandwich set. everything that can be related to this type of our breakfasts, we are already talking about it with oleksiy doroshenko, an economist. he takes it and gives us predictions that come true. i say this from myself, i personally check it, oleksia. good morning. glory to ukraine good morning, glory to the heroes, i carefully listened to everything that was said by the representatives of each individual industry, and therefore it will be really interesting to sum up what awaits us by the end of 2022. well, let's count then, we still need to add sausage to it, because it is already sausage. we left it up to you to make your predictions. in fact, it is difficult and simple at the same time , because before i could say two years ago, three years ago, 5 years ago, up to 10 kopecks, how much it will cost today, unfortunately, no one can calculate not only the cost price, but also the

constant rolling crises of pandemic— just the constant rolling crises of pandemic and now energy price, will in ukrainee change, such one thing _ in ukraine, climate change, such one thing after— in ukraine, climate change, such one thing after another. energy firms threatened with a new windfall tax and energy companies buying huge fuel price rises say they will be told to increase investment in face higher taxes, particularly action are renewables. this was the rhetoric from rishi sunak and he was insisting that the government, wanted to encourage the energy firms to make more investment in infrastructure to tackle the long—term issues in the industry but if they failed to take action, he would impose that one full text. if a different chancellor whose meeting the energy process tomorrow and distraint make that same tactic to do more and sort these issues out. but basically, the briefing we are getting is that he is suggesting that he wants to go further and faster on the windfall tax and clearly, this is not really his decision to take, it's about the next prime minister and their new chancellor and

ah ah, week prices for last ukraine hale is relief for the world. the 1st shipment of grain has left his port since a deal and it rushes blockade. can it ease the world under crisis? inflation is boring across the european union, but hungarians are especially hard. it will explain why our production lines in the u. s. a losing, they have a mentor and we'll discuss why manufacturing growth is at its lowest for 2 years. is the state of a business owner of what's in berlin. welcome to the program. first, shipment of ukrainian grain, since russia's invasion has left the port of odessa, it set sail under an internationally broke a deal designed to release millions of tons of ukrainian crops to relieve world markets. the congo ship rezone is carrying more than just grain. it's carrying the hopes of ukrainians and people around the world. it's the 1st ship loaded with grain to leave odessa. since russia invaded ukraine, some residents of the port city see it as a sign not only of hope, but of progress. alyssa, on monday i heard the ship's whistle for the 1

ah, week prices for life, ukraine hail is relief for the world. the 1st shipment of grain has left his port since the deal ended russia's blockade. can it ease the world under christ and why production lives in the u. s. a. losing that meant them. we'll discuss why manufacturing growth is at its lowest for 2 years. as the data we business on robots in berlin, welcome to the product. first shipment of ukrainian grain, since russia's invasion has left the port of odessa, it set sail under an internationally broke a deal designed to release millions of tons of ukrainian crops to relieve world markets. the congo ship rezone is carrying more than just grain. it's carrying the hopes of ukrainians and people around the world. it's the 1st ship loaded with grain to leave odessa. since russia invaded ukraine, some residents of the port city see it as a sign, not only of hope, but of progress for you. listener. on monday, i heard the ship's whistle for the 1st time. i was delighted when you finally, life is beginning to move forward and there are some chang

abroad or the stronger our business is, the more it will also have a positive effect on domestic prices in ukraine positive to influence the prices in stores on the markets , we have 2 minutes left. oleksiy, at the beginning of the war, the farmers complained that there were delays in terms of salaries , actually from the large retailers from the regiment of supermarket chains, is this issue somehow being resolved now, why these delays appeared now with this everything was fine unfortunately, due to the fact that some entrepreneurs, a large retail business decided that it is possible to simply take and freeze all the funds just in case, small or what will happen, maybe it will just be necessary to suspend and you will have the accounts have large sums of money, so some networks have done it, we saw that people stopped going to such networks to such stores and they were forced to return to normal cooperation now . practically everyone pays as it was before the war. medium-sized business because big business is not really felt by ukrainian producers. i mean big business, but just small and medium-si

alternatives to russian gas, but in the end, i want to ask you how this speculative price increase can affect ukrainecause at least now there is a moratorium on the increase utility companies, that is, for the population, the price should not change, at the same time, gas will probably be more expensive anyway. and in general, can you explain what or how big this percentage is? here is the purchased gas for ukraine, as of now, whether its own production or some alternative energy carriers can be used in ukraine, you know. also there are people who want to make money on the difference in gas prices, and these people are for some reason concentrated in the naftogaz group and are considered effective managers because of this. actually, they believe that the price of gas in ukraine should be as determined by the same european gas hubs. although now ukraine primarily consumes gas from its own production and due to a reduction in consumption volumes, a significant reduction in consumption volumes primarily by industry . unfortunately, we have little time, but we will definitely return to this topic and it

for the sake of ukraine, we europeans must be prepared to pay the price of supporting ukraine and maintainingn the meantime, apparently the most moldovans remain far-sighted europeans, who are stocking firewood with might and main, firewood prices have already skyrocketed. but how can sergey khoroshevsky maxim zaichenko boris filchikov, ntv european bureau english writer salman better after the assassination attempt are on artificial lung ventilation, can’t speak and most likely lose one eye, the new york times reports, citing the writer’s agent, the incident occurred the day before in the state. new york, where the writer came to give a lecture in one from cultural centers, an unknown man attacked a gun and, according to eyewitnesses, stabbed him several times. the writer received the most severe wound in the neck, the suspect was detained on the spot salman shotgun booker prize winner, received scandalous fame in 1989 after the release of the novel satanic verses, which caused a fierce protest of muslims by the spiritual leader and early, then cursed the writer, and a reward was appointed f

ukraine for their wheat imports. i mean that meant a rising food prices as you already mentioned, rising fuel prices. also ukraine being one of the, actually the, the biggest exporter of sunflower oil meant also that it exacerbated the whole situation. and also this came on top of already high food insecurity due to coven 19 due to conflict due to an ongoing drought, which is the worst in 4 decades. according to the un, recent figures show that 50000000 people actually on the brink of famine. and i've been in somalia myself a few months ago and i could see it. i mean it's devastating. millions of livestock completely wiped out livestock. farmers being forced to live in camps for displaced people and mothers telling me that they were, you know, they could only watch them that children die in their own arms because they didn't have anything to give them. and actually if i may add the latest impact of the war, and ukraine also increased prices for food for treatment, for malnourished children. so there's, there's peanut pay is the high calorie, basically lifesaver for children and babies, which is now so

the increases in food costs reflect some of the spikes we saw in food commodity prices following russia�*s invasion of ukraineof those prices, particularly of grain and also ed crible oils have eased. but there tend to be something of a time lag before that impacts the prices we�*s son the market shelve, that is why we are seeing the food prices continuing to go up. so some other places that prices went up, staples such as toilet rolls, pet food and toothbrush, transport costs were a contributing factor, air fares and international rail ticket, it is worth mentioning on energy and fuel price, overthe worth mentioning on energy and fuel price, over the year there has been going up, but the big rise for energy bills isn�*t until october, thatis energy bills isn�*t until october, that is when we see the energy price cap most likely going up. what cap most likely going up. what reaction has — cap most likely going up. what reaction has there _ cap most likely going up. what reaction has there been? - cap most likely going up. what reaction has there been? all. cap most likely going up. whatj reaction has there be

life of which is about 30 days, and therefore there is no export or it is less and the price is falling in ukraine let's predict a little what will happen next in the fall and winter, we already talked about factors that affect not only the price but also the supply of products to the market is that kherson region, which traditionally supplied watermelons, e.e., tomatoes , onions, e.e., does not supply it now. so, will there be a shortage of certain groups of products on the market in the fall and winter, definitely not a shortage there will be more than one position , we saw that as soon as there is not enough ukrainian , despite the fact that the population of ukraine has significantly decreased due to emigration from abroad, we saw that imports are quickly replacing ukrainian products, this is bad, but it disappeared immediately as only uh, our country will appear regarding the rise in prices, then in july we saw, unfortunately , an increase in prices, that is, there was uh, inflation, although in previous years in some we saw deflation in the country in august, most likely we will also see a r

that'll mean an increase from around 2300 dollars, year to more than $4000.00 ukraine war has caused global price hike. ukraine's up reach a nuclear plant back online. the government's nuclear agency says it was cut off from the power grid after foss dummies overhead electricity. and russia's invasion is seen a rise and patriotism among ukraine, ukrainian sets most apparent at places like a desa. we're attempt to now being made to distance the city from its russian influences, throws a bo reports now from odessa. oh, an opera about ukrainians leaving under oppression during the turkish empire. oh, it's also a love story whose characters are constantly fighting to return to their land. it's been staged in obese as opera house. the conductor says the plays now more symbolic than ever. as his country's fighting a russian invasion knows essential schism. we're working in difficult conditions. everything we do is aimed at winning this or every one is in their place. my son is on the front line. what he saw was also known as the parent of the black sea, under the russian empire. around 80 percent of th

i know that compared to all products , the price is normal, even though this year is ukraine, and withoutherson striped watermelons, transcarpathians are sure and for won't this trouble be avoided and the price of such and not only for watermelons, and let's talk now about energy prices in europe with our regular monday guest serhii fursa, an investment banker from the dragen capital group of companies, mr. serhii congratulations. so , europe is experiencing a real energy crisis in britain, electricity prices for the population will jump by 178% in germany on 50% in france at 13, this is all because of gas, which already costs more than 3.5 thousand euros per thousand cubic meters on the exchanges. well, it is clear that such prices are formed because of the russians , do they understand in europe the real reason for the increase in prices energy carriers and what can be opposed to such russian blackmail, which is happening, well, look, does the european government understand or understand the average european for whom now for example, just boiling a kettle now in europe will cost, well,

negotiating position and make it public and let the world understand that ukraine needs peace more than russia. but don't forget what the price yes, this position is absolutely clearly articulated by mr. president and a certain by a certain number of people who are related to the government of ukraine. these are very clear positions. russia must leave and cease fire unconditionally. this is the first position to immediately leave the territory of ukraine in its entirety, including kryv , including crimea. at least a part of ukraine will remain - it will be a permanent place of provocation, they will invent biolaboratories, i don't know flying squirrels there, but they will have someone to talk to about anything, about the shelling of some people of atlantis there for the protection of which we must destroy a million , for example, ukrainians there, that is, if we leave at least something of russia on the territory of ukraine, it will be a permanent war, we must realize that it cannot be such that we sign some kind of peace there, as i said, as i already said, minsk 3 because then we we have to admit that it will be a war agai

for the sake of ukraine, we europeans must be prepared to pay the price for supporting ukraine and preservingy. in the meantime, apparently the most far- sighted europeans remain. moldovans, who are stocking up with might and main firewood, firewood prices have already skyrocketed, but can it really stop them ? , the city famous for its casinos is located in the heart of the mahava desert and usually suffers from a shortage of water, but now there has been so much rainfall that carts gone, not only the streets, but also the mountain establishments on the frames you can see how one of them floods. right through the roof, the flood took two people in their lives in a stormy stream, they were washed away into the storm sewer from there. they could not get out even with the help of rescuers. however, many guests in vegas still did not react to the danger seriously in social networks, videos of swims on flooded bullets are gaining popularity. built to run once. residents have a rare opportunity to see jaguars and leopards in nature and guests of the capital region in the village of kuznetsovo, 20

the way, the third factor that strongly affects the broadcast is the increase in energy prices in this world in ukraine, e.e., in polish high prices, i.e. all this affects the total inflation, our forecast is again this year. i said at the end of the year, that is, december to december, 101 years, that is, then in the second, let’s say so in the next year, and the infection will begin to decrease and already at the end according to the estimates of the national bank, it will be at the level of slightly more than 20%. and in the 24th year you make a little more than 9%. again, i would like to emphasize that this is a forecast. i make forecasts very often in my practice, that is, i have worked at the early national bank there for almost six years. well, i have seen very often when forecasts deviate one way or the other. that is, i am an optimist. i hope that we will soon be able to overcome inflation. at the same time, we must also talk about the fact that there are many factors that will strongly influence this, for example which ones factors, how quickly will the war in ukraine end, how quickly will we

the high price of independence is ours. history is ours, this is our future. how many heroes died for a free ukraine and how ukraine now honors its warriors of light. the store is coming to us when the mission arrives in energodar. what is at the npp and in the occupied city now after the attack of the rashists practical lessons on russian terrorism only in russian mandatory study of the history of the russian federation, how the russian nationalists are preparing for september 1 in the captured territories and with what threats they drive children to school on the air, inter's information service in the studio oleksiy fadeev congratulations, the armed forces of ukraine broke through the first line of defense of the russian occupiers in the kherson region. this is reported by the operational command of the kakhovka troops, the so-called 109th regiment of the dpr withdrew from its positions in the kherson region . it is said in the message of the military that it is already known about four well-targeted strikes on the bases and concentration of the occupiers, the spokesman of the odesa military admi

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thank in ukraine, which is the energy prices serge, along with the general living costs. also coming up will, liquefied natural gas help keep the lights on in europe this winter, or will it undermine efforts to mitigate climate change? and it's one thing to escape war, but you can't escape the downward spiral of a real estate market when a conflict drags on like a ukraine. a correspondent checks out the frozen property that i think is old. and let's do business with record high oil prices. consumers are feeling the pinch of the pump, but high prices approving a boon for oil companies as their latest earnings show. b, p said today it's 2nd quarter profit triple to over 9000000000 euros. several companies reported staggering profits last week. shell total energies. exxon mobil and chevron also posted blow out numbers. all these gains came as oil averaged, around $114.00 a barrel. a surge, partly due to the board, you will moscow's been cutting the supply of gas to europe. energy prices are exploding in the e. u wants to become independent of russian gas. i s a pay to do thi

175 dollars per ton , for example, it is somewhere around 12-15% of the june price, and accordingly, this fuel goes to ukraineand this puts pressure on prices, and we see that , for example, gasoline prices are mostly already below uah 50 per liter for diesel, and we see more and more price tags there, uah 53-52 per liter, although a month ago it was 56-58, well, it is also diluted gas decreases most dynamically eh if there was 32 hryvnias 33 there a month ago, then now there too 26 we see 27 i.e. the situation is developing quite rapidly e. i think there is potential for price reduction. there is still gas there. i think there are a couple of hryvnias there for gasoline. that also somewhere there 2-3 hryvnias is something that you can fully expect to count on such a result, you say that 100% of the market would be lost first of the wars uh 100% is both here and own production and the rest - it was russia and there were so many other sources in belarus, and there were still around 10% of the market, er, it was supply the sea, the sea, what we see right now, the main ones are romania and poland, and we must al

i know that they like to blame high gas prices on the war in ukraine. gasoline prices were up 50% before the first shot was fired in the war in ukraine. high energy prices in america are not a result of the war in ukraine, it is a result on the war on energy and it has got to stop. [applause] >> thank you. [no audio] -- we have been continuing to carry that through the country. i will leave you with one thought. serving in the will of congress, use it there for a long votes, you get a chance to look around. only a few things written on the wall of the chamber of congress. one is one, out of many. what is in god we trust above the american flag. much less known is the plaque that speaks to the point you raised. it is a quote from daniel webster. it is above the american flag. out of the line of sight for major speeches. i remember reading it one type in a debate over american energy. -- time in a debate over american energy. it says let us develop the resources of this land and call forth its power that we may do something in our time or they to be rememb

honestly, the warren ukraine has been the key factor in rising, feared prices for months. russia prevented ukraine from exporting grain causing shortages and raising fairs of famine. in many countries, an agreement to unblock exports has produced those precious, but as by no means business as usual. to merchant ships prepared to leave odessa loaded with corn and soybeans. the grain deals signed by russia and ukraine. gifts. lemme safe corridor. these ships i exporting last years harvest this years has to wait. the agreement is too limited for calculation of our minister of economic it give us more 20 or even 25000000 torn for altogether renewed to export. 45000000 tom. none of which helps the thousands of small and medium scale farms that thought the surrounding countryside. for now, the only produce being shipped comes from the major, our grow producers, farmers like vladimir in a long line that could last months or more removed shufa. but this is last year's produce winter, wheat around 60 tons of it, but i'm unable to sell it because of the war. nobody's buying from us at the port becau

the c b is aiming it, to what extent our energy prices caused by ukraine war separating the dynamics that we're seeing in the u. s. and in europe either is very easy. the u. s. is a net exporter of energy. the years a year is a net importer of energy is tell it to the power story. so these high energy prices to some extent can be beneficial to the entire yours economy. while in the europe, in the euro zone, high energy prices are plenty of bird on households on companies. and will make that the european economy will enter a recession in the 2nd half of this year. which, which shows us that there is a clearly to speak, recovery to speak, norman developments going on us being much stronger than the european economy. to what extent can the european central bank try and control the framework around inflation? try and put the brakes on it to some extent but there is no way they can bring down energy prices, where the european central bank is trying to do is to break down inflation expectations to show people to some financial markets, to show companies that they will not be are so called

of mass pub and brewery closures across the uk within months, because of sky rocketing energy prices. ukraine, aimed at retaking parts of the south of the country. two 16—year—old boys die after getting into difficulty, in a lough in county londonderry. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. this year's 0pen champion cameron smith hasjoined the rebel saudi funded liv golf series. the world number two, who won his first major at st andrews last month, is the highest ranked player to defect to the lucrative new series that has caused a huge rift in golf. he will be in the field for fourth liv event of the year that starts in boston this friday. here's our golf correspondent iain carter. this is undoubtedly liv�*s biggest coup to be able to attract cameron smith who won in such sensational fashion at st andrews injuly but is also the reigning champion on the players championship, which is the biggest event on the pga tour, so a big blow for the pga tour to lose the winner of their flagship event but also a massive coup for liv golf because this player is at the height of h

cubic meter could be purchased for 670 euros, now the price reaches 200, cases of wood theft have become more frequent according to local media in ukraine firewood prices also rose by about 25%, the situation in the fuel sector is difficult for many energy assets. lost said the head of the board of nafta gas, yuri vitrenko, neighboring moldova admitted that it could not afford russian gas. she asked for a deferment of advance payments until the end of the year, while the country already has a large debt to gazprom against the backdrop of a shortage of gas, the cost of electricity, and in a number of countries it has updated its historical maximum. and in particular in latvia the price exceeds 800 euros per mwh. in austria it is 555, in the netherlands it is 539. actually, the blue fuel itself rose in price the day before to the maximum values ​​since the beginning of spring. because the markets are interconnected. gas prices soared in the us all the way to a year-old record with experts saying the price rally in europe is far from over to a sustained level above 2,000. that is, these are not some peak values. this is a new level of pric

statistic for officials with official social food basket for 5 years, the price has almost tripled, while the average salary in ukraine also tripled in five years, the average pension has only increased by 68%, how do you assess the dynamics of food price growth in ukraine after the start of the great war, and what awaits us before at the end of the year, i ask for your word . look, let's start with the fact that the growth of food products did not start now. this was already in the report, and unfortunately, this situation was even earlier because the prices of food products began to rise all over the world. that's why it is it is quite natural that the shortage of food products, unfortunately, affects us, too, and we live in the world economy, we are connected with the world and consumption in the world is growing, everyone is growing, if we talk about wars first, then here is such a situation, i would say that there were various on the one hand fear is a very big fear, especially the first days, the first months of the war, in the months of march, i literally had to speak 3-4 times to calm people down, talk, there

the creation of jobs although now they are also starting to actively talk about the rise in prices, but in ukraine there is such a very clear perception by the citizens that the rise in prices is the most important evil, actually what happened in the 90s taught us this for the first time, then it was not one financial crisis, which also ended with big jumps in prices and in e-e, respectively, when at one time we were still conducting research for the national bank so that in the 2000s, that was the prevailing opinion, you know that it is the oligarchs who are raising prices specifically through the government to take money from ordinary people, respectively , now even in a war situation i think i think and i actually see according to the behavior of the president and the prime minister of finance of the national bank that despite the difficult situation, no one wants to move the discussion between them the limit when we will plunge into a spiral of hyperinflation well, then five zeros come out, and the person said that he brought 470,000 and four and four equal kopecks for these half a million cou

however, this cereal may reduce the price of such a forecast er, our experts in the studio also did , the minister of agrarian policy and food of ukraine solsky, says that this year, despite the culture war, we sowed more than expected, because of the price fluctuations for buckwheat, which are now temporary, canada er helped us with the seeds and we delivered them ukraine distributed to farmers about half of the amount of seeds that was needed, so it was delayed a little, considering the war, but buckwheat can be sown for a longer period, much longer than other crops, and ripening is small, so there is big expectations if you are interested precisely by mistake that the prices will be much lower than expected by everyone who is related to this and the farmers and nets that will sell it, which products in particular have increased in price and for the famous buckwheat groats today the price tag for buckwheat crossed the 100 mark uah at the same time, the average price of this nettle in ukraine is uah 93 per kilogram, which is uah 5 more and 34 kopecks more than at the beginning of august, when it cost an average of uah 88 per kilogram.

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one aspect of the global inflation problem we have had which is now higher food prices since the ukrainehas to become a lot less intense and not necessarily thing food prices fall, but the rate of growth of food prices, the inflation rate will come down quite sharply in 2023. that will at least take some of the pressure of central bank. when ou pressure of central bank. when you came _ pressure of central bank. when you came up — pressure of central bank. when you came up with _ pressure of central bank. when you came up with this - pressure of central bank. when | you came up with this research, was this prior to the current heat waves we are experiencing in europe? that is impacting food, isn't it? olive oil in spain and italy, many farmers here in the uk saying if we don't get rain soon, crops will fail. has that been factored into all this? it fail. has that been factored into all this?— into all this? it is true, there is _ into all this? it is true, there is a _ into all this? it is true, there is a huge - into all this? it is true, | there is a huge amount into all this? it is tru

prices. after february's invasion of ukraine, the cost of fossil fuels spiked and that cushioned russia against the intended impact of western sanctions. but even though high prices have helped keep russian coffers fuller than expected, it's economy is forecasted to contracts by more than 4 percent this year. the russian government is trying to shield average citizens from the impact of the sanctions. for example, the state has raised pensions and the minimum wage by 10 percent major employers like number one lender spare bank, and the gas giant gas prom raised salaries in july and emergency capital controls helped strengthen the ruble by more than 25 percent this year. while russia has been able to stave off economic collapse so far, inflation could weigh heavily on the economy and consumer sentiment. official figures, a show. the cost of consumer goods is up almost 11 percent so far in 2022. as winter approaches in the northern hemisphere, the current energy crisis could lead to more tit for tat responses between russia and europe. for a more, i'm joined by maxim narrowness, professor finance