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 The eurozone is still highly uncertain about its policies. Russia's decision to reduce natural gas supply is facing additional inflation risks.  ​  Natural gas prices in Europe jumped +39.7% this week alone. Electricity prices in major European countries have already risen by +228.6% year-on-year.  ​  Concerns are focused on southern European countries with high debt ratios and weak fundamentals (expanding the gap between Germany and interest rates). Opinion that it is not prepared for the first increase in interest rates in 11 years and a surge in living prices. ​ ​ Europe has become more uncertain. ​ The eurozone, whose CPI rose to its highest level (+8.1%) since statistics were compiled in May, faces additional inflation risks due to Russia's decision to cut natural gas supply. Russia cut its gas supply to Germany by 40 percent on the 15th, cut 33 percent further on the 16th, and cut its supply to Italy by 15 percent.  ​ Natural gas prices in Europe jumped +39.7 percent t