Russia’s money printer is running at full speed – but someone will have to pay the bill. In this weekly economic review, I break down how much new money is flooding the system, what it’s doing to prices, the ruble, and to ordinary Russians’ lives right now. Is this “growth”… or the start of a hidden crisis? Watch till the end and tell me what YOU think is coming next. In this episode of Russia’s Economic Review Weekly, I break down the most serious stories—by the numbers. What changed, what it means for people and businesses, and where the pressure shows next.
Why it matters: the numbers explain real-world impacts—prices at the store, business margins, jobs, industries, key economic indicators and regional budgets.
A country in recession shouldn’t be printing money, or maybe they should be printing as much as possible.
Things are not good when a country lets its money printers work overtime. Let the good times roll.
Further on in the video, Konstantin shows supermarket shelves in the Lenta stores. Every item has a theft proof cage on it, even the cheap items. 😁
In the meantime in Odesa: The city hall discussed the problems in the city in todays session…………like the first new public toilet, they discussed it for many hours………….the costs of 6 million grivna was regarded rather high…………………………………hahaha.