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Russia/Ukraine Crisis To Cause Commodity “Doom Loop” | Jacob Shapiro

Russia/Ukraine Crisis To Cause Commodity “Doom Loop” | Jacob Shapiro

FromForward Guidance


Russia/Ukraine Crisis To Cause Commodity “Doom Loop” | Jacob Shapiro

FromForward Guidance

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Length:
68 minutes
Released:
Feb 23, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

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*AUDIO DISCLAIMER: Mic issue during the recording led to some high levels on Jack's end. We're aware, and we're sorry! Might want to tap the volume down a couple notches for this one.

Jacob Shapiro, Director of Geopolitical Analysis at Cognitive Investments, joins Forward Guidance to break down the rapidly escalating hostility between Russia and Ukraine. Shapiro puts in context including Russia’s recognition of Luhansk and Donestk as independent sovereign republics and the punitive sanctions on Russia. 

Shapiro tells Jack Farley that, if Russian tanks roll down the tanks of Kiev, the West might cut Russia off from the payment rails for global commerce, SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication). If Russia were unable to sell its natural gas, wheat, and other commodities in Western markets, Shapiro continues, there could be a commodity “doom loop” that would cause prices to skyrocket. 

Shapiro also shares his outlook on China, India, Brazil, Turkey, and Iran. Shapiro also serves as chief strategist at Perch Perspectives and the Geopolitics editor at Lykeion. This interview was recorded on Tuesday, February 22, at 10 am Eastern Time.

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Released:
Feb 23, 2022
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