Russia’s invasion of Ukraine provoked reactions in the international community, the main one being the sanctions imposed on the government of Vladimir Putin. Since the beginning of the conflict, instability has increased in stock markets around the world, as have the prices of gas, oil and their derivatives, which have Russia as an important exporter, and of foods such as wheat and corn.
Economic restrictions on Russia also affect global trade chains and create uncertainty about the future of these transactions. The possible isolation of Russian financial institutions tends to influence the sectors of the world economy in which the country has a strong participation.
In this episode of E Tem Mais, Carol Nogueira presents an assessment of the economic impacts of the war in Ukraine. To measure the extent of the economic effects of the conflict and the extent to which the Brazilian economy may also be affected, the economist Clemens Nunes, a professor at FGV, and the economics analyst at CNN Brazil Rachel Landim.
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