The Russian central bank is making constant liquidity injections, but this isn’t quite the harbinger of doom some Western analysts would like to think
Western pundits have developed a pastime for predicting the collapse of the Russian economy, particularly since 2022. Alas, prognosticating success has so far eluded them.
But as the old disclaimer states, past performance does not guarantee future results. Being wrong ten times in a row does not ensure they’ll be wrong the 11th. The arguments have to be evaluated on their own merits.
Generating a bit of attention on social media is a thread by analyst Oliver Alexander that paints a dire picture…
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