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The russian invasion didn't just happen out of nowhere - there was weeks of buildup of troops, vehicles etc beforehand that everyone were quite rightly carrying on about.You need to go back to when markets first started getting worried about the invasion, aka at the start of the year. This isn't to say that energy consumption hadn't increased before then, but supply had not been nearly as cut off. The USD has actually increased dramatically since then too and is now at its strongest since the start of the pandemic:[ATTACH=full]140977[/ATTACH]This is a SUPPLY problem.
The russian invasion didn't just happen out of nowhere - there was weeks of buildup of troops, vehicles etc beforehand that everyone were quite rightly carrying on about.
You need to go back to when markets first started getting worried about the invasion, aka at the start of the year. This isn't to say that energy consumption hadn't increased before then, but supply had not been nearly as cut off. The USD has actually increased dramatically since then too and is now at its strongest since the start of the pandemic:
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This is a SUPPLY problem.
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