Rublis pirmadienį ieškos dugno, niekas už jį nieko nebepirks
https://www.wtoc.com/2022/02/26/nati...n-banks-swift/
The measures were announced jointly as part of a new round of financial sanctions meant to “hold Russia to account and collectively ensure that this war is a strategic failure for (Russian President Vladimir) Putin.” The central bank restrictions target the more than $600 billion in reserves that the Kremlin has at its disposal, meant to limit Russia’s ability to support the ruble amid tightening Western sanctions. They also will severely constrain Russia’s ability to import and export goods.
Cumulatively the steps taken by the West since Russia began the invasion amount to some of the toughest sanctions on any country in modern times.
U.S. officials said Saturday’s steps were framed to send the ruble into “free fall” and promote soaring inflation in the Russian economy.
Cumulatively the steps taken by the West since Russia began the invasion amount to some of the toughest sanctions on any country in modern times.
U.S. officials said Saturday’s steps were framed to send the ruble into “free fall” and promote soaring inflation in the Russian economy.
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