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How Oil Reveals The Cracks In Russia’s War Economy


After nearly four years of fiscal overreach caused by injecting trillions of rubles into the Russian economy, the Kremlin can no longer disguise its distress. Read More

Russia’s War Economy Is Quietly Cracking – and Putin Knows It


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Russia's war chest will run dry in two years? What's wrong with its economy and who keeps it afloat


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Experts on how to raise the cost of war for Russia: ‘Be cleverer’


Three and a half years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, with a US-led peace process on ice and a stalemate on the battlefield, Kyiv’s allies are calling for renewed economic pressure on ... Read More

Exclusive-Russia's Industrial Titans Furlough Workers as Its War Economy Stalls


MOSCOW (Reuters) -From railways and automobiles to metals, coal, diamonds and cement, some of Russia's biggest industrial companies are putting employees on furlough or cutting staff as the war ... Read More

Russia’s ‘disposable-goods’ war economy is getting busier but poorer, and Trump’s new sanctions could trigger a recession, analysts say


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How many more years of war Russia's economy can withstand: Expert forecast


The Russian economy will be able to finance the war against Ukraine at its current level of intensity for two more years, provided that China continues supporting it by purchasing its oil, according ... Read More

New economic troubles hit Russia’s war-weary economy


When Vladimir Putin ordered the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, he likely did not consider that the war he was starting would last for years. That war has cost Moscow a lot of men and material ... Read More

Analysis-How Ukraine's European allies fuel Russia's war economy


(Reuters) -European nations, including France, are among the staunchest supporters of Ukraine in its fight against Russia. Several have also stepped up their imports of Russian energy which pump ... Read More

Russia's industrial titans furlough workers as its war economy stalls


Cutting costs, firms aim to trim work days, not jobs Railway, construction, auto and mining sectors affected Move highlights pressure on Russia's war economy Non-military sectors shrank 5.4% since ... Read More

The Cracks in Russia’s War Economy


To sustain its war against Ukraine, Russia militarized its economy. Although—contrary to popular belief abroad—the Russian economy is not on a full wartime footing, the Kremlin has both splurged on ... Read More

Russia's industrial titans furlough workers as its war economy stalls


MOSCOW (Reuters) -From railways and automobiles to metals, coal, diamonds and cement, some of Russia's biggest industrial companies are putting employees on furlough or cutting staff as the war ... Read More


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