So… famine is next? Soviet “leaders” are totally cool with it.
totallyclips on
That’s a shame, lol
Travel-Barry on
Womp womp
oskich on
30% interest rate, wonder what may have caused that…
skeletal88 on
Well…fuck them. Let them taste how it feels to be winning so much.
If russia invested in their economy as much a they spend on attacking ukraine and as much as they spend on spreading bullshitg around the world and supporting all the fucked up places like north Korea, syrian ex dictator, etc
Positive_Chip6198 on
Donkeys found they way back into the russian army, so why not also russian agriculture. How very retro of them.
nbelyh on
Buying a harvester usually assumes a credit. Interest rates above 20% with the national currency not weakening cannot last forever. The ruble must be devalued at some point, or many, if not all, non-military producers will go bankrupt; this rate is way too high for the economy. The US had 4.5% and showed negative growth in Q1; for Russia, “normal” numbers are around 10%, with currency weakening at a bit lower rate. So this is just the first bell. I still think the ruble should fall at least to 100 per USD by the end of this year.
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I bet Putin is tired of winning so much.
So… famine is next? Soviet “leaders” are totally cool with it.
That’s a shame, lol
Womp womp
30% interest rate, wonder what may have caused that…
Well…fuck them. Let them taste how it feels to be winning so much.
If russia invested in their economy as much a they spend on attacking ukraine and as much as they spend on spreading bullshitg around the world and supporting all the fucked up places like north Korea, syrian ex dictator, etc
Donkeys found they way back into the russian army, so why not also russian agriculture. How very retro of them.
Buying a harvester usually assumes a credit. Interest rates above 20% with the national currency not weakening cannot last forever. The ruble must be devalued at some point, or many, if not all, non-military producers will go bankrupt; this rate is way too high for the economy. The US had 4.5% and showed negative growth in Q1; for Russia, “normal” numbers are around 10%, with currency weakening at a bit lower rate. So this is just the first bell. I still think the ruble should fall at least to 100 per USD by the end of this year.