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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (1398221)	4/7/2023 12:39:22 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578331

BC, it's clear where the ruble is going. Before the pandemic, the ruble was strong and stable. During the pandemic, the ruble took a hit but still remained relatively stable. Once PooTin's war of choice started, the ruble spiked down before RuZZia took extraordinary measures to prop it up. For months, the ruble looked both strong and stable, but after the oil price cap took effect, the ruble once again started losing value. And I don't forsee RuZZia using any more tricks to prop the ruble back up. The only thing they have left is to lean on China and beg them for investment dollars, but all China wants is RuZZian oil and markets for their manufactured products. In other words, RuZZia is moving toward becoming a vassal for the Chinese economy. Tenchusatsu