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Trump is already fighting with Putin, and this war is undergoing oil, says econo...

Putin boiler. When and why Trump will start an oil war with Russia

Trump is already fighting with Putin, and this war is undergoing oil, says economist Vitaliy Shapran. All the logic of actions of the US President indicates that he is trying to arrange an oil boiler to his "dear friend Vladimir". While "democratic" sub -laborer waters Donald Fredovich with dirt and reflect on which he was awarded to the KGB, Trump's rigid strategy on the Russian Federation began to open.

Last week, Brent oil quotes have pierced another minimum - $ 70 per barrel and continue to decline, at least at least from August 2021. Following the Brent brand with a noticeable discount, prices for Russian Urals fall, official quotations are still at $ 65, but in some ports Russian oil is already sold below $ 60. Without any sealing of the G-7 price ceiling, the price on the Urals rolled down. This trend has contributed to a number of measures: some ambiguity remains.

Trump supports friendly rhetoric with respect to the Kremlin, there are rumors on the market to restore the "Nord Stream", then about the plans of the US cooperation with Gazprom. However, the authors of these materials do not specify who will be the recipient of blue fuel on the "north stream" if Germany has already opposed. They also do not specify what Americans negotiated with Gazprom, and whether there were ski instructors among them.

It is obvious that the Kremlin began to encourage the concessions and the end of the war. The Russian Ministry of Finance has already admitted that in the first days of March, they spent 2 trillion rubles, which were borrowed in the first quarter through the off -off (offs). The Kremlin's reserves end, and the prospect of smuggling to sell Urals oil, and also in the background of falling energy demand from the PRC, opens a finish direct for pressure on the aggressor country before Trump's team.