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Chi lo sa se il dollaro andrà in parità coll'euro...

 

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Grano e metalli pesanti?

 

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Segnali tutto fuorché ottimistici, mettiamo altre sanzioni.

 

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Ci credo che la Cina taglia i tassi, per loro una crescita del prodotto interno lordo così infima significa recessione.

 

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Pioggia di stimoli per cercare di far riprendere la crescita... dopo il lockdown e l'impennata dei costi dell'energia.

 

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it is still not in America’s best interest to plunge into an all-out war with Russia, even if a negotiated peace may require Ukraine to make some hard decisions

Americans have been galvanized by Ukraine’s suffering, but popular support for a war far from U.S. shores will not continue indefinitely. Inflation is a much bigger issue for American voters than Ukraine, and the disruptions to global food and energy markets are likely to intensify.

Confronting this reality may be painful, but it is not appeasement. This is what governments are duty bound to do, not chase after an illusory “win.”

Opinion | The War in Ukraine Is Getting Complicated, and America Isn’t Ready (Published 2022)

U.S. support for the war is not guaranteed.

www.nytimes.com