New Delhi.
Russia, whose economy largely depends on oil, energy and world mineral exports, looks at the crisis, which will continue to invade the prices of oil. Moscow voiced Moscow on Monday, as oil prices have fallen up to $ 60 per barrel. Russia’s Urale oil was later immersed to reach almost $ 50,000, as oil markets collided with extreme turmoil.
Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs sent to world markets, including oil results, free decline. Chinese, China, China, the second largest economy in the world, also announced retaliatory actions to target Washington.
The oil and gas sector is the biggest contribution of cash flow in the Russian Federal Budget. The income of the key sector in March in the battle decreased by more than 17% compared to the same month. This is before the inadmissible fall of the April pressure after Trump’s tariff order.
Answering the decline in oil prices and its impact on Russia’s economy, Kremlin Speaker Dmitry Peskov said. “Of course, this figure is very important to fill the budget.
According to Bloomberg’s report on Friday, Russia’s Ural oil was trading in Primorsk at a lower level of $ 52 per barrel in the Baltic Sea. Monday fell too more than $ 50 for one barrel mark.
Dollars in world markets have been lost in world markets, and investors are seriously concerned about the possible decline in preparation.
Wti Crude or Texas Crude, which is US benchmark for American oil, is also $ 60 per barrel, while Brent raw prices have fallen $ 64 per barrel.
Meanwhile, President Trump doubled on his position, saying: “Oil prices go down … There is no inflation.” He also openly rejected the issues of the possible decline of economists.
In the truth of his social media platform Society Society. President Trump wrote:
He then singled out China, saying that those who are really guilty, along with the leaders of the United States, who “allowed it to happen.” On the truth, he wrote: So much, happen to our country. Again make America again. “
Donald Trump (US Time Zone) on Wednesday (Zone of USA) announced the nations that at the tariff tariff, except for the world’s 10 percent tariff. Since then, the global stock markets have been declinable, as well as oil or raw markets, as well as product markets.
