RussiaEconomyofGrowth rateIt's beyond the imagination of many, especially when compared to Western countries. In the third quarter of this year, Russia's GDP growth reached a staggering 55%, compared to the cumulative growth rate of 3% in the first three quarters, which exceeded market expectations. In contrast, the American oneThe rate of economic growthOnly 24%~2.About 5%, left far behind by Russia. Such a strong oneEconomyThe performance was also given to the various departments of RussiaEconomyThe confidence of the development, so they are constantly improving this yearEconomyThe growth forecast has been revised upwards from 2% to 35%。These data begs the question of whether it is RussianEconomyHaven't been affected by the Russia-Ukraine conflict?
However, the fact is that the Russian-Ukrainian conflict has a negative impact on RussiaEconomyThe impact was not that big, but it brought some positive effects. On the one hand, the conflict has not spread in Russia itself, but has been confined to a few areas in Ukraine. Generally speaking, war is rightEconomyIt's all destructive, but if the war doesn't spread to the homeland, the farmers can still farm normally, and the businesses can continue to produce, then the war is rightEconomyThe impact will be relatively small. In some cases, even small-scale local wars can lead to the development of defense-related industries. In addition, manyMilitaryUnder normal circumstances, it is difficult to find a place to use the product, so it can only be destroyed. And now, on the contrary, these products have become a good opportunity for practice and verification, which will help RussiaMilitaryThe development of the industry.
On the other hand, the Russia-Ukraine conflict has a global impactEconomyThere have been widespread impacts, especially, grain and other commodities **continued**. For Russia, this is actually a positive situation. As a resource-rich country, Russia'sEconomyLargely dependentand the export of commodities such as grain. It means that Russia can get more money from exports, which in turn supportsEconomygrowth. The United States is well aware of this, so it has pushed through round after round of sanctions in an attempt to hit Russia. However, alas, they did not achieve the desired effect, and although Europe reduced its imports to Russia, Asian countries increased their imports. Therefore, the ** income of Russia has not been affected much.
In the wake of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Russia was forced to look for other markets due to the breakdown of relations with Western countries. The Asian market has become an inevitable choice for Russia. This shift is partly a challenge for Russia, but it also presents them with new opportunities. The Asian market has great potential, especially in the energy and agricultural sectors. At the same time, Asian countriesEconomyIt is developing at a rapid pace, and the demand for resources and commodities is growing. As a result, Russia was able to quickly adapt to this change and establish closer economic and trade relations with Asian countries for RussiaEconomyGrowth has given new impetus to growth. This shift also shows that Russia is capable of being globalEconomyFind your niche in the landscape and reduce your dependence on Western markets.
In this Russia-Ukraine conflict, Russia has also proved to the world that the US dollar is not an essential currency. They have gradually reduced their dependence on the US dollar and have begun to look for other payment methods and settlement currencies. This move has further encouraged more countries to join the de-dollarization bandwagon. Russia's actions have made the United States feel uncomfortable, because they know that commodities will benefit Russia, so they have pushed for a series of sanctions to try to contain Russia's development. However, they did not receive the desired effect, on the contrary, Russia was still able to proceed smoothly **, proving that going to the dollar for themEconomyThe impact is not as great as the United States would like. It has also strengthened the confidence of other countries to reduce their dependence on the dollar, exacerbating the decline of the United States' position in the global financial system, making the United States the losing party in this conflict.
Russia has succeeded in slapping the United States in the face in this Russia-Ukraine conflict, and by flexibly responding to the effects of the war, they have achieved itEconomyGDP surpassed that of the United States. On the one hand, the conflict did not spread in Russia itself, allowing agriculture and industry to function normally. On the other hand, the growth of global commodities has brought additional income to Russia, and at the same time, Russia has successfully opened up the Asian market and found new onesEconomyGrowth drivers. In addition, Russia's de-dollarization move further demonstrates their independence in the global financial system, providing lessons and confidence for other countries. In this conflict, the United States not only failed to suppress Russia, but on the contrary, it didEconomyThe heavy losses further accelerated the dollar's decline. This time Russia's strategy changed to globalEconomyThe pattern brings new variables and demonstrates Russia's self-confidence and strength as a rising power.