From soaring food prices to social unrest, the fallout from the Russia-Ukraine war could be immense

CNBC ^

[FarCenter]

When Russia invaded Ukraine no one knew how long the ensuing conflict would last, or how deep the shockwaves sent through Europe or the rest of the world would be.

As the war approaches its third month, however, the economic fallout from the conflict is becoming clearer and the outlook does not look good.

Against an already turbulent backdrop of global inflationary pressures amid rising food and energy prices and disrupted supply chains following the coronavirus pandemic, the war between Russia and Ukraine is exacerbating supply and demand tensions, damaging consumer sentiment and is threatening global economic growth.

[FarCenter]

Lengthy analysis of the economic effects due mainly to the sanctions imposed on Russia by the West.

[Sacajaweau]

Nothing like kicking yourself in the ass.

Thanks Brandon

It's not about the money...It's about killing Russians and being proud of it.

[tired&retired]

Add to that the bankruptcy of the US Government.

[NicoDon]

the headline should read: “From soaring food prices to social unrest, the fallout from the illegitimate, failed biden presidency”

[Mr. K]

Holy c*** what a load of propaganda

[kabar]

Unintended consequences. Headlong rush to declare war economically on Russia and enter into a new Cold War affects the global economy, especially the poorer countries that depend on Russian and Ukrainian wheat and fertilizer. Famine and civil unrest to follow.

[WeaslesRippedMyFlesh]

Doesn’t have to be.

This is all Hospice Shute.

[kabar]

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/24/business/ukraine-russia-wheat-prices.html

Even from the NYT?

[Pollard]

From soaring food prices to social unrest, the fallout from the Russia-Ukraine war could be immense

From soaring food prices to social unrest, the fallout from the 2020 Steal could be immense

[bert]

——could be immense——

is immense. No could be about it

[mewzilla]

Not very good propaganda, either.

Sheesh.

[Pollard]

Unintended consequences. Headlong rush to declare war economically on Russia and enter into a new Cold War affects the global economy, especially the poorer countries that depend on Russian and Ukrainian wheat and fertilizer. Famine and civil unrest to follow.

Which will lead to the usual redistribution of money from Western countries to those poor countries while lining the pockets of those on the left handling the transfer. A global Haiti if you will. Where's Sally Struthers when you need her?

[EEGator]

She’s on Tatooine as a Hut…

[kabar]

The US is the world’s largest debtor nation. Printing and distributing more money won’t remedy food shortages for the masses.

[sauropod]

Yep.

[Mr. K]

ESPECIALLY from the New York Slimes

[Capt. Tom]

When Russia invaded Ukraine no one knew how long the ensuing conflict would last, or how deep the shockwaves sent through Europe or the rest of the world would be.

That sentence should not be in this artice.

We all knew it would be over in 4 or 5 days. - Tom

[kabar]

Denial just ain’t a river in Egypt.

[jdsteel]

Well, they have all of this “Russia Russia Russia” left over and they’ve gotta do something with it.

[falcon99]

Exactly. The Leftisit at CNBC want Americans to believe that all our economic woes are the result of the Russia Ukraine war and not the dumbass policies of Biden.