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Obama Says Western Sanctions Have Left Russia's Economy 'In Tatters'
A miserable liar and ass clown.
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when this loser will go?
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You Russians :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
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A free hint: the Russian ruble follows the oil prices and it gives a flying fuck about your "sanctions"... simple because the US share in the Russian foreign trading is only about 3% (even India, Turkey or Iran are 10x times more important for Russia than the States). I have no idea what exactly your retarded cocksucker Obama meant when he said that he and his transgender boyfriend Michelle have left Russia's economy "in tatters" (this is a quote). The most stupid clown in the World's history... http://www.freakingnews.com/pictures...ama-108910.jpg Did you vote for that idiot? Oh, you may not answer because there is no direct voting system in the USA and the government doesn't care about personal votes of the peasants... About 2 millions more of Americans have voted for Hillary but your president will be Trump for the next 8 years. The way to go, America! ;) |
Obama just said that to piss you rookies off -- I see it worked :)
In 2000 the price of oil was NOT that high and the Ruble was worth a lot more compared to the Dollar --so why was that? |
You do realize that most Russians live in absolute poverty and it is one of the only countries in the world that there are more deaths than births every year.
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pooty should print US dollars every time the "lesser of 2 evils" potus opens his mouth and starts to shit...its the only way to deal with racketeers...
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Not this shit again lol
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http://www.conservativedailynews.com...3/12/clown.jpg Man, let's be honest. Wouldn't you be worried like me in such a case? A dollar below 60 rubles is no fun at all. I did read this news this morning and I'm not happy with it... |
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A choir of dead Russians about money (for your pleasure?)
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Ether which way, Im stuck in Canada, getting taxed up the ass more and more every year
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Obama is full of shit. How can you tear something that doesn't exist?
Russian "economy" is a oil pump. Without high oil prices there is nothing left. |
Hey Russian dumbasses....you realize that Putin is one of the richest men in the world, right? Do you think he got super rich by not funneling money from Russian coffers into personal overseas bank accounts?
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Free Meals, Food Stamp Program Takes Shape In Russia “There just isn’t any money now. When we find money, we’ll make the adjustment.” “You hang in there. Best wishes! Cheers! Take care!” Medvedev’s Awkward Crimea Moment: ‘There’s Just No Money. But You Take Care!’ Pesky Russians are 80 years behind everyone else. Nowadays brassmonkey has Electronic Benefit Card (EBT) which he passes off for VISA card by taping Wells Fargo logo over it. Putin wants to print food stamps we did in 80's. |
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Norwegian "economy" is a oil pump. Without high oil prices there is nothing left 2013: 1 USD = 5,4 NOK 2016: 1 USD = 8,9 NOK Canadian "economy" is a oil pump. Without high oil prices there is nothing left 2013: 1 CAD = 1.1 USD 2016: 1 CAD = 0.74 USD |
So when the oil prices drop, the Ruble drops. Same when it rises.
The problem is very few Russians enjoy the wealth of oil production. And with the world moving away from oil, Russia and others are fucked. |
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USD/RUB (United States dollar/Russian ruble) Jan 2000 (01.2000) exchange rate history
Jan 31 28.55 Annual Average Domestic Crude Oil Prices (in $/Barrel) Inflation Adjusted to August 2016 2000 $27.39 $38.29 USD/RUB (United States dollar/Russian ruble) Dec 2016 (12.2016) exchange rate history Dec 31 60.66 The current price of WTI crude oil as of January 06, 2017 is $54.07 per barrel. Look it up if you really believe what you are saying ... Your Rubles have lost half their value when traded against the dollar and net oil prices are up -- WTF Putin? |
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Need more hints, Einstein? |
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Not impressed at all.
Keep posting charts if you like. |
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Norway's GDP per capita is 4 times greater than Russia. Devalued Krone resulted in some inflation but not much. Norway Inflation Rate | 1950-2017 | Data | Chart | Calendar | Forecast Inflation in Russia is in double digits. Petroleum is not the only thing in Norwegian economy. But almost 60% of Russian government revenue comes from oil. The government's revenues - Norwegianpetroleum.no - Norwegian Petroleum http://www.norskpetroleum.no/wp-cont...-c-default.png Canadian dollar has never been greater than US dollar, so you are full of shit. |
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Other than that your "technological level" is 20 year behind developed countries. You do not make any competitive products on a world market. |
Let him have his Russian delusion -- watching is pure entertainment.
That said, Russia makes good armaments and exports them world wide. |
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Obama - Makes great speeches but would rather be playing golf than sorting any problems out. Hes fucking hopeless
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P.S. Yeah I have to admit. You have invented Breivik. Such a great contribution to the world history... |
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I've never been to Norway and God bless me will never be there (knocking on the wood). But I've seen a few videos about that country on Discovery. A cold, a gloomy, a boring as shit and very-Very-VERY overpriced part of Africa that supplies the EU with natural gas and oil. |
What's russia's post-oil future besides nesting dolls? Exporting Ladas? Wall rugs?
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This looks very exciting. :1orglaugh https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uXOWCjXROeY/maxresdefault.jpg https://media1.britannica.com/eb-med...4-1536E186.jpg PS: Sorry you can't get visa in to Norway. We only want first class tourists coming in. Visa free. |
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Вот жеж идиот, блять :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
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I have never seen anything "IT" coming out of Russia. I know a lot of smart people run away from there leaving the dumb crowd behind. |
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Worldwide, OIL is traded in US Dollars. So when you want to buy OPEC oil, you need Dollars to do it.
When the price of OIL goes up, so does the need for DOLLARS. Hence the higher demand for Dollars brings the valuation up against currency's that need to buy them. Whenever the future price expectation for OIL is HIGHER, everyone buy's more DOLLARS in advance of that to save on future exchange rates. OIL is just about the only thing keeping the RUSSIAN Government afloat. The only other thing they export of any significance is VODKA and Military ARMS. Putin had told it's people that the US and Saudi's had conspired to deflate the cost of oil to ruin his government when in reality it was the decreased demand from China and increased production from the US and other nations including the Saudi's who do not want to give up market share. No matter the price, we are awash in OIL. The price of it has not been about supply and demand for some time. Just expectations of it that are easily manipulated from the reality on the ground by Investment Banks that play oil. Morgan Stanly is probably the largest oil trader in the world. Indirectly owning the most storage facilities and tankers that sometimes act as oil storage facilities. Since Russia is non-OPEC nation, their OIL becomes more attractive when the cost of the DOLLAR goes up as do all non-opec oil exporting nations raising the value of their currency. But oil is not the only thing effecting these markets. Shortly after the US went off the GOLD STANDARD, the agreement was made to tie the price of OIL to the DOLLAR and has had the effect of backing the currency. And is why Russia, Iran and a few other adversary nations have wanted to change that standard for the last 12 or more years. Even though it has provided currency stabilization of all the world including those that now oppose it. I would remind those that think the US is OIL independent that we still import a lot of OIL. Trump, and EXXON-MOBILE want more of it to come from RUSSIA. So they want to relax the sanctions imposed on Russia from their invasion of Crimea (and other things) that would allow that to take place. Some of those charts posted in this thread actually contradict what the author is trying to point out. You need to understand both the currency and energy markets to draw conclusions from them. Take them with a grain of salt or a barrel of pepper... ...LOL... Regardless of what you think of Trump, Putin or the currency exchange rates, name calling is not going to change how the things about to transpire are going to effect you and I will say, many are in for a rude awakening. Calling names or belittlement of anyone is not going to help you change that fact. You better get serious about your future. |
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Funny how interdependent the world is now-a-days ! |
Nice analysis VRPdommy however ... The petro economy is past its half-life.
Apply Moore's Law to the alt-energy movement and oil loses its critical importance if things continue to pan out. I think that Natural Gas will be the primary fossil fuel used in heating. Crude oil will become a byproduct -- used for lubricants and base chemicals -- not as a fuel. Trump and Exxon or Putin nor OPEC cannot turn back the hands of time -- only stall the inevitable :2 cents: |
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