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    [tweet=1518593246838116352;1650895818]:flag_for_european_union: De Cos Says Even Though European Central Bank's Central Scenario Remains One Of Gradual Convergence To 2% Inflation Target Over Medium Term, War Has Intensified The Upside Risks To Inflation Path, Especially In Near Term via Reuters on @PiQSuite[/tweet]

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Euro area will crush and burn because stupidity have a price ... and now the USD/RUB is at 75
Don't base your strategy on what I'm saying
Quoting ABrokeTrader
Euro area will crush and burn because stupidity have a price ... and now the USD/RUB is at 75
thats because rub. became goldbacked and will continue rising against worthless not backed dollar
stay calm and make good management during pandemic, war and bla bla bla..... #oil player cheers
Quoting swing77
stay calm and make good management during pandemic, war and bla bla bla..... #oil player cheers
https://youtu.be/7aOoO5tfWAg
They talk eur falls, they don't talk eur falls
Quoting rashadali
They talk eur falls, they don't talk eur falls
Got to shake out retailers from constantly pumping long, classic really. Look at overall retail sentiment, everything is so heavily bought that those Muppets need to be shaken out before there is a good rebound
And now USD/RUB is at 72 ... good job US+EU you gain the clown hats of the year!
Don't base your strategy on what I'm saying
Quoting pridolfx
{quote} thats because rub. became goldbacked and will continue rising against worthless not backed dollar
Quoting ABrokeTrader
And now USD/RUB is at 72 ... good job US+EU you gain the clown hats of the year!
Actually, I believe it is because you can't sell rubles
Quoting MaverickCT
{quote} {quote} Actually, I believe it is because you can't sell rubles
They have a trade surplus of 250 billions dollars and from now on they sell gas and petrol in rubles. Also the rubles are backed by gold.
Don't base your strategy on what I'm saying
Quoting ABrokeTrader
{quote} They have a trade surplus of 250 billions dollars and from now on they sell gas and petrol in rubles. Also the rubles are backed by gold.
LOL
You are living in the past i think
Those were their golden years, they have changed.
Quoting MaverickCT
{quote} LOL You are living in the past i think Those were their golden years, they have changed.
No man, you are living in the past or you doesn't understand how the trade surplus/deficit works.
Now with the embargo they don't import goods and services, they don't spend on European services (tourism and transport to EU is almost zero). But they sell gas and petrol to all countries at very good price.
Don't base your strategy on what I'm saying
Quoting ABrokeTrader
{quote} But they sell gas and petrol to all countries at very good price.
I feel that I am wasting my time. Go and look at the Tass stated gas sales for April. It is down ro 56Ml from the average 109 Ml so it has contracted by half already during April and the EU stated policy is to cut it to zero over time. The same will happen to oil in the mid-term and then the golden goose will stop laying eggs and europe wont put their foot in that beartrap again
So as I said the golden days for russia will be over soon
Quoting MaverickCT
{quote} I feel that I am wasting my time. Go and look at the Tass stated gas sales for April. It is down ro 56Ml from the average 109 Ml so it has contracted by half already during April and the EU stated policy is to cut it to zero over time. The same will happen to oil in the mid-term and then the golden goose will stop laying eggs and europe wont put their foot in that beartrap again So as I said the golden days for russia will be over soon
I really want to see that Europe will cut at zero. It will be a funny day for European people. It is like saying that they will stop drinking water.
Don't base your strategy on what I'm saying
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