“Sever all ties between Russia and the global financial system.” This was the stated goal of the West at the beginning of Russian aggression in Ukraine, with significant sanctions jointly imposed by the United States and the European Union. Freezing the assets of the central bank, such as several hundred oligarchs were standing near. The Kremlin and the exclusion of some local banks from the SWIFT system of international financial transactions, a key element of global trade.
However, according to the latest data of the Russian stock exchanges, which was noted by the Brussels “Bruegel” analytical center and analyzed. Figure DataRussia, to a lesser extent, continued its relations with EU countries while strengthening its ties with other partners who never really condemned the war, except…
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Source: Le Figaro
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