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War and sanctions means higher inflation. 05/03/2022

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The Economist, London

The Economist

2022

inflation ; economic recovery ; war ; epidemic disease

international

Financing and monetary policy

https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2022/03/05/war-and-sanctions-means-higher-inflation

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"Russia may have tried to build a “fortress economy”, but it is the West that currently looks financially impervious. Compared with the deep economic crisis brought about in the country by Western sanctions, the consequences for the rich world have been small. Though American stocks fell sharply when the war started on February 24th, on March 2nd they closed almost 4% higher than their level the night before the invasion. European stocks are about 4% down—a big hit, but nothing compared with the financial rout under way in Russia, where the currency has collapsed and stockmarket trading has been suspended for days..."

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