The document discusses key uncertainties relating to future global energy supply and demand. It identifies several potential geopolitical flashpoints that could disrupt energy security, including conflict in the Middle East, escalating tensions between gas importers and exporters, and disputes over Arctic energy resources. The Middle East is highlighted as a major source of global oil and future tensions due to its strategic importance in the global energy system.
Critical review opec relations with us and euTunji Busari
Oil plays a crucial role in global politics and economics. The document discusses the relationship between major oil producing countries (OPEC nations like Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Nigeria) and Western countries like the US and EU. It explores both the positive and difficult aspects of these relationships. Additionally, it examines how factors like alternative energy sources, economic conditions, and political stability have impacted and reduced OPEC's dominance in global oil markets in recent decades.
The document discusses the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on the Indian and world economy. It identifies several key sectors in India that have been affected by the war, including oil, edible oils, agriculture, automobiles, and base metals. It notes rising inflation in crude oil, transportation, and daily goods due to the war. Globally, it says the war could slow growth and increase inflation. It also discusses impacts on poverty, commodity and energy trade, services, debt, and other areas.
This document provides an overview of the global oil system, including production, consumption, transportation, and geopolitical issues. It notes that while demand for oil continues to grow due to globalization and industrialization, production has stagnated since 2005 as oil becomes more expensive to extract. This imbalance between increasing demand and constrained supply has led to rising tensions and prices. The document outlines the major oil producing and consuming regions and their connections via large oil tanker shipments. Finally, it discusses the significant geopolitical issues related to oil, including conflicts and military actions often linked to controlling oil resources or supply routes.
- When will Russia run out of money for the war in Ukraine and Europe?
- Is the world doing enough to help Ukraine?
- What is needed from the world NOW?
Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a military operation against Ukraine on February 24. The forces invaded Ukraine from several directions and this is being seen as the beginning of war in Europe over Russia's demands for an end to NATO's eastward expansion
Putin denied for months that he was planning an invasion. However, today, in a televised speech, he declared that he had ordered "a special military operation" to protect Russian citizens who had been subjected to "genocide" in Ukraine
Historical backdrop
The tensions between Russia and Ukraine go years back. However, tensions escalated in 2021 when Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged US President Joe Biden to let Ukraine join NATO.
Ukraine is a democratic country of 44 million people, with over 1,000 years of history. It also happens to be the biggest country in Europe by area after Russia.
After the fall of the Soviet Union, it voted for independence from Moscow. Putin deems Ukraine as an artificial creation carved from Russia by enemies. He has also described Ukraine as a puppet of the West.
Zelensky's request to be a part of NATO angered Russia and it started placing troops near the Ukraine border.
On November 10, 2021, the US reported unusual Russian troop movements near the Ukrainian border. On November 28, Ukraine said Russia is massing nearly 92,000 troops for an offensive at the end of January or early February.
However, Moscow denied it and accused Kyiv of a military build-up of its own.
In December, President Biden warned of severe sanctions if Russia invaded Ukraine. Putin has constantly demanded guarantees from the West and Ukraine that it will not join NATO.
2014 invasion
This is not the first time that tensions have mounted between Russia and Ukraine. Russia had invaded Ukraine in 2014 and annexed its Crimean peninsula. Rebels backed by President Putin seized large swathes of eastern Ukraine and fought the army. The attack came in when its pro-Russian president was deposed. The war has claimed over 14,000 lives since then.
What does Ukraine want?
A 2001 poll suggests that nearly half of Ukrainians supported the country’s exit from the Soviet Union. Now, over 80 per cent of people support Ukraine’s independence.
Current situation
As Russia continued to launch missiles, Ukraine's military claimed at least "50 Russian occupiers" were killed. "Shchastya is under control. 50 Russian occupiers were killed. Another Russian plane was destroyed in the Kramatorsk district. This is the sixth," Ukraine's military said.
Russo-Ukrainian War[c] is an ongoing international conflict between Russia and Russian-controlled separatists against Ukraine, which began in February 2014.[d] Following Ukraine's Revolution of Dignity, Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine and supported pro-Russian separatists in the war in Donbas against Ukrainian government forces; fighting for the first eight years of the conflict also included naval incidents, cyberwarfare, and heightened .
This document summarizes the key reasons for the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Militarily, the conflict stems from Ukraine wanting the DONBAS region to remain part of Ukraine while Russia wants it to secede. Economically, Russia supplies much of Europe's oil and gas through pipelines in Ukraine. Geopolitically, Russia feels threatened by NATO's expansion eastward and Ukraine seeking NATO membership. The war could impact global food supplies and economic growth if not resolved through diplomatic means such as reining in NATO expansion and restoring military restraint agreements.
The document discusses key uncertainties relating to future global energy supply and demand. It identifies several potential geopolitical flashpoints that could disrupt energy security, including conflict in the Middle East, escalating tensions between gas importers and exporters, and disputes over Arctic energy resources. The Middle East is highlighted as a major source of global oil and future tensions due to its strategic importance in the global energy system.
Critical review opec relations with us and euTunji Busari
Oil plays a crucial role in global politics and economics. The document discusses the relationship between major oil producing countries (OPEC nations like Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Nigeria) and Western countries like the US and EU. It explores both the positive and difficult aspects of these relationships. Additionally, it examines how factors like alternative energy sources, economic conditions, and political stability have impacted and reduced OPEC's dominance in global oil markets in recent decades.
The document discusses the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on the Indian and world economy. It identifies several key sectors in India that have been affected by the war, including oil, edible oils, agriculture, automobiles, and base metals. It notes rising inflation in crude oil, transportation, and daily goods due to the war. Globally, it says the war could slow growth and increase inflation. It also discusses impacts on poverty, commodity and energy trade, services, debt, and other areas.
This document provides an overview of the global oil system, including production, consumption, transportation, and geopolitical issues. It notes that while demand for oil continues to grow due to globalization and industrialization, production has stagnated since 2005 as oil becomes more expensive to extract. This imbalance between increasing demand and constrained supply has led to rising tensions and prices. The document outlines the major oil producing and consuming regions and their connections via large oil tanker shipments. Finally, it discusses the significant geopolitical issues related to oil, including conflicts and military actions often linked to controlling oil resources or supply routes.
- When will Russia run out of money for the war in Ukraine and Europe?
- Is the world doing enough to help Ukraine?
- What is needed from the world NOW?
Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a military operation against Ukraine on February 24. The forces invaded Ukraine from several directions and this is being seen as the beginning of war in Europe over Russia's demands for an end to NATO's eastward expansion
Putin denied for months that he was planning an invasion. However, today, in a televised speech, he declared that he had ordered "a special military operation" to protect Russian citizens who had been subjected to "genocide" in Ukraine
Historical backdrop
The tensions between Russia and Ukraine go years back. However, tensions escalated in 2021 when Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged US President Joe Biden to let Ukraine join NATO.
Ukraine is a democratic country of 44 million people, with over 1,000 years of history. It also happens to be the biggest country in Europe by area after Russia.
After the fall of the Soviet Union, it voted for independence from Moscow. Putin deems Ukraine as an artificial creation carved from Russia by enemies. He has also described Ukraine as a puppet of the West.
Zelensky's request to be a part of NATO angered Russia and it started placing troops near the Ukraine border.
On November 10, 2021, the US reported unusual Russian troop movements near the Ukrainian border. On November 28, Ukraine said Russia is massing nearly 92,000 troops for an offensive at the end of January or early February.
However, Moscow denied it and accused Kyiv of a military build-up of its own.
In December, President Biden warned of severe sanctions if Russia invaded Ukraine. Putin has constantly demanded guarantees from the West and Ukraine that it will not join NATO.
2014 invasion
This is not the first time that tensions have mounted between Russia and Ukraine. Russia had invaded Ukraine in 2014 and annexed its Crimean peninsula. Rebels backed by President Putin seized large swathes of eastern Ukraine and fought the army. The attack came in when its pro-Russian president was deposed. The war has claimed over 14,000 lives since then.
What does Ukraine want?
A 2001 poll suggests that nearly half of Ukrainians supported the country’s exit from the Soviet Union. Now, over 80 per cent of people support Ukraine’s independence.
Current situation
As Russia continued to launch missiles, Ukraine's military claimed at least "50 Russian occupiers" were killed. "Shchastya is under control. 50 Russian occupiers were killed. Another Russian plane was destroyed in the Kramatorsk district. This is the sixth," Ukraine's military said.
Russo-Ukrainian War[c] is an ongoing international conflict between Russia and Russian-controlled separatists against Ukraine, which began in February 2014.[d] Following Ukraine's Revolution of Dignity, Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine and supported pro-Russian separatists in the war in Donbas against Ukrainian government forces; fighting for the first eight years of the conflict also included naval incidents, cyberwarfare, and heightened .
This document summarizes the key reasons for the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Militarily, the conflict stems from Ukraine wanting the DONBAS region to remain part of Ukraine while Russia wants it to secede. Economically, Russia supplies much of Europe's oil and gas through pipelines in Ukraine. Geopolitically, Russia feels threatened by NATO's expansion eastward and Ukraine seeking NATO membership. The war could impact global food supplies and economic growth if not resolved through diplomatic means such as reining in NATO expansion and restoring military restraint agreements.
How inflation is emerging globally and, what sorts of backgrounds are responsible for worldwide inflation have been rendered all over the PowerPoint presentation based slides.
The document discusses the history and development of the petroleum and natural gas industries. It traces how political involvement has shaped the industry over time, from the formation of OPEC in 1960 to push back control from major oil companies, to the Arab oil embargo of 1973 which significantly increased prices and shifted power to OPEC. It also provides background on the locations of petroleum refineries, focusing on clustering near oil sources, markets, or ports for transportation. Finally, it gives a brief overview of natural gas, including its composition, production by country, and some challenges around storage and transportation.
1. The document discusses global energy trade and how there has been a significant increase in the export of fuels from the Middle East and former Soviet Union as well as increases in imports by Europe, Asia, and other regions.
2. It also discusses peak oil theory which states that oil production follows a bell curve and will eventually peak and decline as it is a finite resource. Many argue global peak oil production has already occurred or will soon.
3. After peak oil, annual production is expected to decline by 3% each year, exacerbating the growing gap between supply and rising demand, leading to high oil prices and economic impacts.
The document discusses Russia's invasion of Ukraine and actions needed to stop Russian aggression. It provides historical context on Ukraine-Russia relations and analyzes Russia's capacity to continue financing the war. While Russia still has reserves of $150-200 billion, imposing an oil/gas embargo could deplete resources more quickly by worsening Russia's fiscal deficit and balance of payments. The document also evaluates risks of the war, with a military victory for Ukraine or lack of resources to continue the war having high impact and probability. Additional actions are needed from the global community to support Ukraine militarily, cut off Russian resources, and increase internal tensions in Russia to end the war.
Energy security policies as a driver for European shale gas and oil development?Bartek Kwiatkowski
In the context of the EU #EnergySecurity Strategy presented on May 28, I recommend our text "Energy security policies as a driver for European shale gas and oil development?" published - conveniently - in the May issue of International Shale Gas and Oil Journal thanks to Izabela Albrycht. Very timely, maybe slightly controversial.
This document discusses whether the tensions between Russia and the West resemble a "Cold War II". It analyzes the economic issues related to the 2014 Crimean crisis and compares the current economic strengths of Russia and the US to those during the original Cold War. Currently, Russia's economy is much weaker due to sanctions and over-reliance on oil/gas exports, while the US remains powerful. However, many of the same geopolitical tensions over spheres of influence remain. The crisis could negatively impact South Africa through trade disruptions and higher prices.
The warlike adventures of the bubble gum empireGRAZIA TANTA
The greed of multinationals always finds support in US governments and their propensity for war. Today in Venezuela, yesterday in Syria, Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan...
This article aims to demonstrate that the world may be heading towards the 3rd World War as a result of the conflict that seems insoluble, bringing together, on the one hand, the United States and its western allies and, on the other, Russia, China and their allies. What makes the possibility of World War 3 increasingly likely is the current escalation of conflict between Russia, on the one hand, and the United States, NATO, and Ukraine, on the other. Furthermore, the United States is articulating the constitution of an Asia-Pacific NATO to militarily confront China. The world is heading towards the outbreak of the 3rd World War because the proliferation of wars interests US imperialism and its war industry, which are partners in order to achieve their objectives, the first, to maintain their world hegemony and, the second, to increase its profitability from the sale of weapons. With the wars and the consequent military expenditures, US imperialism seeks to maintain the growth of its economy and achieve its geopolitical objectives of maintaining its domination in the world and, in turn, the arms industry seeks to maximize its profits with the sale of weapons to the US government and its allies. The threat of a new world war is also strengthened by the failure of the international system to ensure world peace. How to prevent the outbreak of World War 3? In order to definitively rule out new risks of the outbreak of the 3rd World War and to bring about peace on our planet, it was proposed that all peace-loving peoples and countries not aligned with the belligerents mobilize worldwide to oppose the new world order imposed by the unified global empire under the leadership of the United States, articulating in defense of a new international system capable of guaranteeing world peace.
The document provides an analysis of the causes of the current global oil crisis from an Islamic perspective in 3 sentences:
The high price of oil is primarily due to the depreciation of the US dollar which oil is priced in, as well as increased global demand and speculation in oil markets. Muslim rulers have also failed to properly utilize and distribute oil wealth or invest in infrastructure, and the absence of an Islamic caliphate system has led to instability, poverty, and injustice in the Muslim world. Only by returning to the Islamic way of life and establishing a caliphate can the Muslim world hope to fairly manage its oil resources and achieve economic progress.
The document provides an analysis of the causes of the current global oil crisis from an Islamic perspective in 3 sentences:
The high price of oil is primarily due to the depreciation of the US dollar which oil is priced in, as well as increased global demand and speculation in commodity markets. Muslim rulers have failed to properly utilize and distribute oil wealth or invest in infrastructure, and the absence of an Islamic economic system has led to instability, poverty, and injustice. Only by reestablishing the Khilafah can the Muslim world achieve unity, prosperity, and a just system for managing resources like oil according to Islamic principles.
The document discusses key oil chokepoints and supply risks globally and for India. It notes India's high dependency on oil imports which is increasing, and vulnerabilities from geopolitical disruptions to major transit routes like the Strait of Hormuz. To improve energy security, the document recommends India develop alternative energy sources, pursue strategic storage, and explore for new domestic oil fields, while also acquiring oil assets abroad.
Gazprom VS ENI : A New War in East Mediterranean Sea?iakovosal
The document discusses tensions between Russian energy company Gazprom and Italian energy company ENI in the Eastern Mediterranean region. Specifically:
- ENI recently discovered a large natural gas field in Egyptian waters, threatening Gazprom's dominance in the regional energy market.
- Russia has increased its military presence in Syria, partly to counter growing Western and ENI influence in the region and protect its interests. Pipelines through Syria could challenge Russian exports to Europe.
- ENI's gas facilities in Egypt near the Nile Delta threaten Turkey and Iran's ambitions, and are vulnerable to terrorist attacks, which could benefit Russia geopolitically. Gazprom views ENI's expansion as a major problem and may try to destabil
The document provides an overview of international trade relations between Russia, the EU, and the US. It discusses sanctions that the EU and US imposed on Russia in response to its actions in Ukraine. The sanctions have impacted Russia's economy by reducing trade, investment, access to capital markets, and increasing inflation. While the sanctions aim to pressure Russia, their impacts have also disrupted Russia's monetary policy and hurt some domestic firms. The document analyzes the current state of relations and trade ties between the involved parties.
The document summarizes the 1970s energy crisis which originated from the 1973 Yom Kippur War between Israel and neighboring Arab states. This led to the OPEC oil embargo which caused a negative supply shock and quadrupled oil prices. This first 1970s energy crisis had widespread economic impacts such as high inflation, recession, and changes to energy policy. A second 1979 energy crisis occurred due to the Iranian Revolution which again led to oil price spikes and profits for OPEC. However, OPEC's power declined in the 1980s due to overproduction and increased alternative energy sources in Western countries.
The Russia-Ukraine war will have significant global macroeconomic impacts through three main channels: financial sanctions, rising commodity prices, and supply chain disruptions. Global growth forecasts are being revised downward, with the EU expected to see a reduction to around 2% growth in 2022 compared to a previous forecast of 3.9%, and global growth expected to slow to about 3.4% from the previous estimate of 3.9%. Higher prices for agricultural commodities like wheat and disruptions to land, air and sea trade routes between Europe, Asia and the rest of the world will further strain inflation and economic recovery from the pandemic.
CURRENT INFLATION SCENARIO IN INDIA AND THE WORLDTechoElectra
In this paper I will be talking about what the inflation scenario was during the pandemic, when there was a global shortage of ships and containers and when things started to become normal, the Russia - Ukraine war started and the inflation escalated, I will also be talking about my opinion on how inflation may behave in the future.
Business Economics of US is studied where its market and growth from past to present and future challenges to the growth is covered such as depression and debt problems.
Russia vs Ukraine war impact in Indian economy presentation made by Sachin Pr...The Daily Update TDU
This is presentation which is made by Sachin Pratap Singh who is student of BBA,MBA & researcher in Indian economic development in education sector as well as health sector.
This presentation is related to the Ukraine vs Russia war, impact in Indian economy
How inflation is emerging globally and, what sorts of backgrounds are responsible for worldwide inflation have been rendered all over the PowerPoint presentation based slides.
The document discusses the history and development of the petroleum and natural gas industries. It traces how political involvement has shaped the industry over time, from the formation of OPEC in 1960 to push back control from major oil companies, to the Arab oil embargo of 1973 which significantly increased prices and shifted power to OPEC. It also provides background on the locations of petroleum refineries, focusing on clustering near oil sources, markets, or ports for transportation. Finally, it gives a brief overview of natural gas, including its composition, production by country, and some challenges around storage and transportation.
1. The document discusses global energy trade and how there has been a significant increase in the export of fuels from the Middle East and former Soviet Union as well as increases in imports by Europe, Asia, and other regions.
2. It also discusses peak oil theory which states that oil production follows a bell curve and will eventually peak and decline as it is a finite resource. Many argue global peak oil production has already occurred or will soon.
3. After peak oil, annual production is expected to decline by 3% each year, exacerbating the growing gap between supply and rising demand, leading to high oil prices and economic impacts.
The document discusses Russia's invasion of Ukraine and actions needed to stop Russian aggression. It provides historical context on Ukraine-Russia relations and analyzes Russia's capacity to continue financing the war. While Russia still has reserves of $150-200 billion, imposing an oil/gas embargo could deplete resources more quickly by worsening Russia's fiscal deficit and balance of payments. The document also evaluates risks of the war, with a military victory for Ukraine or lack of resources to continue the war having high impact and probability. Additional actions are needed from the global community to support Ukraine militarily, cut off Russian resources, and increase internal tensions in Russia to end the war.
Energy security policies as a driver for European shale gas and oil development?Bartek Kwiatkowski
In the context of the EU #EnergySecurity Strategy presented on May 28, I recommend our text "Energy security policies as a driver for European shale gas and oil development?" published - conveniently - in the May issue of International Shale Gas and Oil Journal thanks to Izabela Albrycht. Very timely, maybe slightly controversial.
This document discusses whether the tensions between Russia and the West resemble a "Cold War II". It analyzes the economic issues related to the 2014 Crimean crisis and compares the current economic strengths of Russia and the US to those during the original Cold War. Currently, Russia's economy is much weaker due to sanctions and over-reliance on oil/gas exports, while the US remains powerful. However, many of the same geopolitical tensions over spheres of influence remain. The crisis could negatively impact South Africa through trade disruptions and higher prices.
The warlike adventures of the bubble gum empireGRAZIA TANTA
The greed of multinationals always finds support in US governments and their propensity for war. Today in Venezuela, yesterday in Syria, Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan...
This article aims to demonstrate that the world may be heading towards the 3rd World War as a result of the conflict that seems insoluble, bringing together, on the one hand, the United States and its western allies and, on the other, Russia, China and their allies. What makes the possibility of World War 3 increasingly likely is the current escalation of conflict between Russia, on the one hand, and the United States, NATO, and Ukraine, on the other. Furthermore, the United States is articulating the constitution of an Asia-Pacific NATO to militarily confront China. The world is heading towards the outbreak of the 3rd World War because the proliferation of wars interests US imperialism and its war industry, which are partners in order to achieve their objectives, the first, to maintain their world hegemony and, the second, to increase its profitability from the sale of weapons. With the wars and the consequent military expenditures, US imperialism seeks to maintain the growth of its economy and achieve its geopolitical objectives of maintaining its domination in the world and, in turn, the arms industry seeks to maximize its profits with the sale of weapons to the US government and its allies. The threat of a new world war is also strengthened by the failure of the international system to ensure world peace. How to prevent the outbreak of World War 3? In order to definitively rule out new risks of the outbreak of the 3rd World War and to bring about peace on our planet, it was proposed that all peace-loving peoples and countries not aligned with the belligerents mobilize worldwide to oppose the new world order imposed by the unified global empire under the leadership of the United States, articulating in defense of a new international system capable of guaranteeing world peace.
The document provides an analysis of the causes of the current global oil crisis from an Islamic perspective in 3 sentences:
The high price of oil is primarily due to the depreciation of the US dollar which oil is priced in, as well as increased global demand and speculation in oil markets. Muslim rulers have also failed to properly utilize and distribute oil wealth or invest in infrastructure, and the absence of an Islamic caliphate system has led to instability, poverty, and injustice in the Muslim world. Only by returning to the Islamic way of life and establishing a caliphate can the Muslim world hope to fairly manage its oil resources and achieve economic progress.
The document provides an analysis of the causes of the current global oil crisis from an Islamic perspective in 3 sentences:
The high price of oil is primarily due to the depreciation of the US dollar which oil is priced in, as well as increased global demand and speculation in commodity markets. Muslim rulers have failed to properly utilize and distribute oil wealth or invest in infrastructure, and the absence of an Islamic economic system has led to instability, poverty, and injustice. Only by reestablishing the Khilafah can the Muslim world achieve unity, prosperity, and a just system for managing resources like oil according to Islamic principles.
The document discusses key oil chokepoints and supply risks globally and for India. It notes India's high dependency on oil imports which is increasing, and vulnerabilities from geopolitical disruptions to major transit routes like the Strait of Hormuz. To improve energy security, the document recommends India develop alternative energy sources, pursue strategic storage, and explore for new domestic oil fields, while also acquiring oil assets abroad.
Gazprom VS ENI : A New War in East Mediterranean Sea?iakovosal
The document discusses tensions between Russian energy company Gazprom and Italian energy company ENI in the Eastern Mediterranean region. Specifically:
- ENI recently discovered a large natural gas field in Egyptian waters, threatening Gazprom's dominance in the regional energy market.
- Russia has increased its military presence in Syria, partly to counter growing Western and ENI influence in the region and protect its interests. Pipelines through Syria could challenge Russian exports to Europe.
- ENI's gas facilities in Egypt near the Nile Delta threaten Turkey and Iran's ambitions, and are vulnerable to terrorist attacks, which could benefit Russia geopolitically. Gazprom views ENI's expansion as a major problem and may try to destabil
The document provides an overview of international trade relations between Russia, the EU, and the US. It discusses sanctions that the EU and US imposed on Russia in response to its actions in Ukraine. The sanctions have impacted Russia's economy by reducing trade, investment, access to capital markets, and increasing inflation. While the sanctions aim to pressure Russia, their impacts have also disrupted Russia's monetary policy and hurt some domestic firms. The document analyzes the current state of relations and trade ties between the involved parties.
The document summarizes the 1970s energy crisis which originated from the 1973 Yom Kippur War between Israel and neighboring Arab states. This led to the OPEC oil embargo which caused a negative supply shock and quadrupled oil prices. This first 1970s energy crisis had widespread economic impacts such as high inflation, recession, and changes to energy policy. A second 1979 energy crisis occurred due to the Iranian Revolution which again led to oil price spikes and profits for OPEC. However, OPEC's power declined in the 1980s due to overproduction and increased alternative energy sources in Western countries.
The Russia-Ukraine war will have significant global macroeconomic impacts through three main channels: financial sanctions, rising commodity prices, and supply chain disruptions. Global growth forecasts are being revised downward, with the EU expected to see a reduction to around 2% growth in 2022 compared to a previous forecast of 3.9%, and global growth expected to slow to about 3.4% from the previous estimate of 3.9%. Higher prices for agricultural commodities like wheat and disruptions to land, air and sea trade routes between Europe, Asia and the rest of the world will further strain inflation and economic recovery from the pandemic.
CURRENT INFLATION SCENARIO IN INDIA AND THE WORLDTechoElectra
In this paper I will be talking about what the inflation scenario was during the pandemic, when there was a global shortage of ships and containers and when things started to become normal, the Russia - Ukraine war started and the inflation escalated, I will also be talking about my opinion on how inflation may behave in the future.
Business Economics of US is studied where its market and growth from past to present and future challenges to the growth is covered such as depression and debt problems.
Russia vs Ukraine war impact in Indian economy presentation made by Sachin Pr...The Daily Update TDU
This is presentation which is made by Sachin Pratap Singh who is student of BBA,MBA & researcher in Indian economic development in education sector as well as health sector.
This presentation is related to the Ukraine vs Russia war, impact in Indian economy
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2. Impact on the global economy and on the
Egyptian economy:
• * Naturally, a conflict like this would jeo-pardise the world economy. Russia is the world's leading exporter of wheat, as well as crude
oil, refined petroleum oils, and coal.
• * Russia and Ukraine exported about a quarter of the world's wheat in 2019. (25.4 percent). In the event of a Russian invasion of
Ukraine, the movement of wheat and grain could be disrupted.
• * Economic sanctions or military action might have a significant impact on food prices as importers seek alternatives.
• * Egypt is just one of many countries whose lives will be profoundly affected. Egypt imports the most wheat in the world. Every year, it
spends almost $4 billion to feed its population of nearly 100 million people. More than 70% of Egypt's imported wheat demand is met
by Russia and Ukraine combined. As a result, if Russia invaded Ukraine, wheat shipments, which are the world's primary food supply,
would be severely disrupted. Wheat-dependent countries would be in serious financial trouble if wheat became scarce and
expensive.
• * Gold and oil are two other key resources that could be significantly altered. Following Russia's plans, oil prices rose above $96 per
barrel, the highest level since 2014, as investors worried about access to Russian crude oil. The price of gold jumped greatly
• * An open attack by Russian forces may result in massive price increases in gasoline and food, stoke inflation fears, and frighten
investors, putting global economic development at risk. ussia is a worldwide powerhouse and a significant supplier of the oil, gas, and
raw materials needed to keep the world's factories running. As a result, a battle like this would surely throw the global economy into
chaos and have a huge impact on commodity prices.
3. Who would benefit the most from this war in
Ukraine ?
• * The United States of America, I believe, would profit the most, given they have
accomplished so much without firing a single bullet or losing a single life.
• * The United States has declared that it will purchase the F-35 fighter jet. If you
look at the stock prices of American defence companies, you'll notice that they've
nearly doubled in value. As a result, the war industries would undoubtedly
flourish not just in America but also in Europe
• * Russian energy exports will be a major concern because Russia owns a quarter
of the world's gas reserves and ranks sixth in terms of oil reserves. They won't be
able to employ these energy exports if sanctions are imposed so America will
become the net energy exporter which will of course benefit the American
economy greatly