Forex Response as Sanctions on Russia Worsen

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Forex Response as
Sanctions on Russia Worsen
The USA Is Placing Sanctions on
Russia because of Annexation of
Crimea, a Part of Ukraine

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We expect to see a significant Forex
response as sanctions on Russia
worsen.

Sanctions were increased on Russia’s
energy sector as the civil war in
Ukraine continues and a Malaysian
commercial jet is shot down by a
missile as it passed over eastern
Ukraine.

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According to the Telegraph, UK,

The [downed airline] incident comes a
day after sweeping US sanctions
against Russia’s top oil producer and
key energy companies had already
shattered the illusory summer calm on
Moscow’s markets, raising fears of an
investment freeze and a protracted
crisis that could last for years.

The rebels in eastern Ukraine are
widely believed to be receiving material
support and sanctuary from the
Russian Federation.

The approach of the West has been to
begin the process of integrating
Ukraine into the EU and visit sanctions
on the energy and financial sectors of
Russia.

The end result could be the loss of
financing for many Russian energy
projects.

Yen Climbs versus
the Euro

We can certainly expect to see the
Ruble fall against other currencies as a
Forex response as sanctions on Russia
worsen.

However, the Euro is likely to suffer too
as tensions rise between Ukraine and
Russia and Russia and the West.

There is a five month high of the Yen
versus the Euro as traders look to the
safe haven Yen.

The yen appreciated to a five-month
high versus the euro after the US and
EU imposed a new round of sanctions
against Russia in response to the
situation in Ukraine, which fuelled
demand for safer assets.

Risk of Wider War in
Ukraine Russia
Theater

One is reminded of the Guns of
August, the unraveling of relationships
in the days prior to World War One in
the downing of commercial Malay jet
MH17 by rebels in Eastern Ukraine.

A Malaysian airliner was shot down
over eastern Ukraine by pro-Russian
militants yesterday, killing all 295
people aboard, a Ukrainian interior
ministry official said.

Raising the stakes in the East-West
showdown between Kiev and Moscow,
the official blamed “terrorists” using a
ground-to-air missile and Ukraine’s
prime minister called the downing of
the flight from Amsterdam to Kuala
Lumpur a “catastrophe”.

This action took place one day after
rebels shot down a Ukrainian jet and
the same day that the US announced
stiff sanctions that are likely to shut
down many proposed expansions of
Russian energy projects.

Israel is invading Gaza.

Terrorists are trying to set up an Islamic
Caliphate across Syria and Iraq.

And the civil war in Eastern Ukraine
threatens to expand. The Forex
response as sanctions on Russia
worsen may be only part of the puzzle
as broader conflict drives money to
safe havens and away from risky
investments and risky currencies.

If Calmer Heads
Prevail

It is said the President Kennedy had
just finished reading Barbara
Tuchman’s The Guns of August when
the Cuban Missile Crisis broke out.
War Is a Possibility as the Situation in Ukraine Deteriorates

Many credit the insights of Tuchman’s
views of World War One broke out with
how Kennedy handled the blockade of
Cuba and avoided a broader conflict.

It can be hoped that the lessons of the
past will guide Russia, the EU, USA
and forces on the ground to seek
peaceful solutions and not plunge the
world into war and the world economy
into the abyss.

Forex Response as Sanctions on Russia Worsen

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