
War in Ukraine: Macroeconomic implications for the EU
The Sound of Economics
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I'm on the Same Line, Jom.
The russian central bank is demanding the importers gas prome and company to use 80 per centof of recerps immediately change them into rules. This generates a huge flow of receps day after day, that can be used. So we are ourselves nurturing the impact of those sanctions by basically financing very richly the purchase of gas nd oil. I guess that europe, particularly germany and other countries in test, are very dependent on russiaad gas not just for energy, but also for hating.
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