The Economic Consequences of a Trade Relationship Between China and Russia

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China's trade with the west is, it's just so much bigger than it is with russia. So how does bajing take this into account? Well, apparently not at all. The invasion of ukraine really puts him on the spot. That's exactly where they are now, trying to wriggle their way out of it. But i do think she and the chinese leadership have been surprised by how steep these costs are proving to be.

The Federal Reserve has lifted its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point, Europe’s largest energy traders have called on central banks for help to avert a cash crunch, and the FT’s Tom Mitchell discusses the rising cost of Beijing’s loyalty to Moscow.

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