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    Russische Banken stehen am Rande einer „explosiven“ Krise – Reuters

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    2. Dawgfromdawest on

      I’m getting nervous of what trump is about to be ask by his daddy putin.

    3. EasyGreenz on

      I really really really want this to be true, but if I had £1 for every time its been said that its about to happen, I could buy a Sainsbury’s meal deal.

    4. Re_Cy_Cling on

      What do you mean? They have $67T in deposited cash to use for whatever they need.

      Edit. Forgot to add the /s.

    7. ProlapseProvider on

      Banks are being **forced to issue subsidized loans** to defence companies, homebuyers, and other groups, which masks underlying vulnerabilities. This is on top of the bank being forced to buy government bonds so all the banks have less capital to use as loans. You add into the mix the half million people having to declare bankruptcy, lots of the people defaulting on loans, worldwide oil prices slumping and the constant degradation of the oil refinery industry and Russia is in for for a rough ride in the coming months.

      And it’s not like the strikes on infrastructure will end anytime soon, we will see oil production and refinery, the rail, ports, road and bridges all hit every night for the next few months. Only a matter of time until there is no food in the stores and even if there was people can’t get to the stores and if they did they can’t afford what little food there is.

      I think we will see a collapse of the banking system soon and fuel becoming controlled by criminal gangs.

    8. Breech_Loader on

      This is the point where we have to face the facts – Russia will glass a country just for the phyrric victory. Putin will see Russia flat before he sees Ukraine free. The only thing that matters is who’s got the numbers.

      Ukraine’s 40 day campaign is focused on removing those glassing capabilities.

      We need to hope that nobody’s got the numbers because Putin would never give the numbers to anybody else before death because those numbers keep him in power compared to the dozens of generals and FSB agents and oligarchs in Russia.

    9. oripash on

      The place to look closely now is not the economy. That is lag indicator with too long a response time.

      It isn’t the front lines.

      It isn’t Moscow or the Kremlin.

      It’s the ***end of transport***. kinetic end put on Russia’s motor transport across the federation.

      This will domino into food supply disruption, possible famine in some places, and a reduction of law enforcement supply, coupled to a sharp and significant increase in demand.

      The results of this are neither military nor economic. They are not merely the imperial center having fewer gold coins.

      The results to watch are the emergence of many new entities we now meed to think about, familiarize ourselves with, learn to deal with and understand.

      With this tipping, Purin, his economy and the comings and glongs of Moscow’s merry men will no longer matter to many of these new actors.

    12. ffdfawtreteraffds on

      Yes, yes, another brink. Please just let us know when the fucking thing collapses.

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