Ukraine-Russia conflict: It's been a month

 Impact of war on energy markets.

Impact of war on energy markets. The world's supply chain and markets are constantly disrupted. There is no more energy here to talk about the effects of the Russian attack on Canada's oil and gas and other factors.

  Are we temporarily disrupted by global oil and gas markets? They think about how we run our financial system, not just the global oil markets. It is undergoing a major restructuring.

Institutional and financial transactions aimed at oil, gas, and energy. For example, since Russia has been made a pariah. And all these are boycotting them and why not they have turned to other places to sell their oil and gas.

 The announcement was made specifically in February. A 17 177 billion deal has been signed with China for the Olympics. It will transfer gas and gas resources to its markets. In doing so, they stopped using the US dollar, which is important.

  If the US dollar is considered a petrodollar and helps pave the way for financial markets, they will not use it for Russian oil and gas transactions.

 Saudi Arabia may now consider using it. The euro or the eurozone has a profound effect on its affairs and not only on the energy markets but also on the world markets.

 Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like Putin ain't for me either. As an alternative, you see it as just another step.

  When Joe Biden commented on the Liberal Order the other day, you knew you were breaking in some way. Now a new world order is being created which is in line with the words of the IMF and World Bank.

 Over the last few years, we've needed a new Bretton Woods and Bretton Woods. The financial structure is fine, at the end of World War II, which established the IMF and the World Bank. The US dollar has been used as the global currency, so there is talk of a new Bretton Woods.

 It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. How will the United States and the rest of the free world fit into what they call themselves?

 It is unclear whether Russia accounts for 10% of world oil and gas production. And it pushes them out, as you call them paradigm shifts. If Russia really is. If countries start withdrawing from Russia or do not renew Russian oil and gas agreements, it will have a profound effect on world markets.

  I think the markets will just become homeless. Russia and Iraq Russia and Turkey Russia and China which I mentioned earlier. But they are in talks with India. And they are offering discounts. If India takes its oil and gas then oil and gas will still be available in the market.

 Western nations will not buy it. Sophie, I'm not sure how this will end in the long run. But I do not think that Russian oil and gas will be completely removed from the market. It will only go to other sources and not to Europe and this is very important for European policy.

Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT ain't for me either. I think there are two ways to increase oil and gas purchases. Or I can imagine their transition to non-carbon energy sources.

 So what I'm seeing is a repetition of the 1970s. I'm a trained historian and I've done a lot of research into the energy crises of the 1970s and '80s and how the world got out of them.

 And the little problem I see is that you have IE in their 10 point oil reduction plan and EU is free. The power EU policies that combined the policies of the 1970s that did not work were not so good.

Ukraine-Russia conflict: It's been a month

Rising crude oil prices and the major economic powers.