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Electricity prices in Europe have risen by more than 200 percent.

 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....

China's Corona-Blocked Economy

 China's spread of Omikron is increasing the possibility that China's large cities will go through or be blocked by the city's blockade of Shanghai, which will last more than a month. China, which has a poor healthcare system compared to its population and does not solve the zero-COVID-19 for political reasons inside China, is seriously hurting not only exports but also domestic demand. The blockade of Shanghai's port has hurt Shanghai's export volume, and the Shanghai area's manufacturing and logistics have not been able to operate, spreading the aftermath to Shanghai and other regions. Main source materials of Shanghai and Zhejiang Province, such as fabrics, hardware, motors, etc., which were normally supplied within 15 days, are not supplied in time, and even sofa factories in 영화다시보기  Province, which are far away, are facing production disruptions. China's urban blockade has a significant impact on exports as well as domestic demand, and more than 30% of ...

Western countries are considering "seizure and withdrawal" of Russian assets

 The story is about withdrawing Russian frozen assets and using them for the Ukra Marshall Plan. With the war, countries that are in tension with the U.S., such as Russia and China, are worried about where to put their overseas assets in the future. China, which has a large amount of U.S. government bonds, will also be confused. This is because China's overseas assets can be frozen at any time depending on the dispute with Taiwan.  ​ It feels like we're moving to the Cold War era.  Will the end of the war solve the energy problem smoothly?  If Russian assets are withdrawn and used, will Russia sell oil and gas to Europe?  The handle of the knife is held by Europe and the United States, but withdrawing Russian assets is likely to entangle many problems.  ​ ​ Western countries are considering "seizure and withdrawal" of Russian assets...Ruh, "Totally stealing." ​ Newsis 2022.05.18 01:59:44 ​ Russia's Kremlin accused the G7 advanced economies and the Europe...

a market-reading perspective

 From the perspective of "Waiting's perspective At the time of 2018, I was attracted to the message that Eunma Apartment in Daechi was 3 billion won cheaper, so I am looking at the post of "Waiting." ​ At that time, the price of Eunma Apartment was between 13 and 1.4 billion won, and the market was based on Helio City's 9500-generation residence and government policy ​ It was a very provocative point of view to mention that silver horses were 3 billion won cheaper since they were quite intimidated. I'm not sure if I know what he's thinking  ​ It reads the market based on the expansion and contraction of the monetary system.  ​ It predicts changes in interest rates, exchange rates, and prices due to currency fluctuations and describes the market  ​ It's a really good storyline, in keeping with the current trend (yes,it's a step away from the storyline is really good. Deterministic Perspectives Like Classical Dynamics The perspective of those who wa...