Thursday, August 28, 2014

The Russian and Ukrainian tensions intensify

The Ukrainian president has accused Russia of sending troops across its borders into Ukrainian territory to help the Pro-Russian Separatists, which have advanced into another very important Ukrainian city. This news has rattled the financial markets and the investors and traders have sought the shelter of haven currencies like the Japanese Yen or the Swiss Franc. On the other hand, the Euro stays steady, but it could feel the effects of this news in the coming days, due to a rise of risk aversion. The Single Currency remains vulnerable to further loses if the geopolitical issues don’t calm down or until the economic fundamentals from the Eurozone show some strength.


7 comments:

  1. The situation stil very tense.

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  2. I doubt the situation in the region would get better any time soon.

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  3. Very important article that we should follow the developments.

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  4. the situation is very bad on the euro zone.

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  5. Great post! Congratulations.
    The situation is realy dificult.

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