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Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, after several weeks of indications about imminent aggression by the world s third-largest oil producer. The invasion resulted in a sudden uptick in oil prices. The aggressive act has left the world stunned. NATO and European nations have imposed heavy sanctions on Russia.The development to isolate Russia could further impact the global energy industry, threatening natural gas and crude oil supplies worldwide. The price of WTI crude oil聽stands
stanley us at US$122.70 per barrel at writing. The conflict does not appear to be ending soon, and oil prices wil
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Before stepping down from his post as governor of the Bank of Canada on June 2, 2020, Stephen Poloz has lavish pr
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stanley quencher it CERB . He said the creation of CERB and how it works was a lot faster than Employment Insurance EI .As head of Canada s central bank, Poloz complemented the CERB and other pandemic-relat
stanley thermobecher ed emergency programs with key interest rate downward adjustments. But he adds in his parting words that some economic forecasts and predictions are a little too dire. COVID-19 is distressing the economy and forcing the federal government to spend unprecedented amounts in response to the coronavirus outbreak. While the $2,000 monthly CERB payments has been a lifesaver for many out of work Canadians, there are hidden risks that may come with it.Massive deficitParliamentary budget officer Yves Giroux is saying that Canada is facing the most massive budgetary deficit ever. Real GDP could fall by 12%, four times the sharpest drop on record. So fa
