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    INFLATION was RISING at the start of 2022 however Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine has caused GLOBAL PRICES to SKYROCKET. Countries all around the world have started to raise Interest Rates but it doesn’t appear to be working. In this video I look at the latest Global Inflation Rates, the KEY DRIVERS behind Current Inflation, discuss the traditional methods for reducing Inflation and look at what is likely to happen for the rest of 2022.

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    Chapters:
    0:00 Intro
    3:02 ENERGY DEREGULATION
    5:29 SUPPLY CHAIN
    8:31 FINANCIAL CONTRACTS
    13:36 MARGIN CALLS
    17:20 ENERGY TYPES
    17:59 GAS PRICES
    20:10 COAL PRICES
    21:20 IMPACT
    24:18 SUMMARY & CONCLUSION

    #UKRAINE
    #russia
    #gas
    #inflation
    #GLOBALFINANCIALCRISIS
    #RUBLE
    #SWIFT
    #RECESSION
    #CHINA
    #USA
    #NATO
    #WW3
    #WORLDWAR3

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    41 Comments

    2. Paul on

      This is the result of western government stupidity and western business practice shortsightedness.

      Power used to be under national control. For obvious reasons: it is shortsighted to allow any industry which is critical to a country's wellbeing to hit the open market – where it can be seized by enemies of that country. Same applies to allowing a dependence on national enemies to grow for essential services and products.

      But it got sold off so that the governments could make stupid amounts of money to cover their insane expenses claims… and their buddies in the business world could make stupid amounts of insane profit. All the talk about 'greater competition making it better for the customer' is total 🐂 💩
      You got sold a lie.

      Now we are seeing the obvious results coming home to roost. All in the name of business, greed and profit.

    4. Unicornul Sarvy on

      People in my country still buy luxury big expensive SUVs, i dont think inflation is high enought,whyle i ride a bicycle to work and to store,i pay verry little on electricity and gas,as i live in a shared house with many people,so cost is spread.

      Yeah,the curent cost of energy is not enought to male people spend less,thats my point.

      Also people who in 2019 sayd gas is to cheap to switch to epectric amd investing in renewebles is waste of money are still sayng this in 2022 but also complain gas is to expensive and they want subsidies for oil and gas companies

    9. R Rajan on

      It's confusing. Recently, it was said Spain is sliding economically but today we read that Spain is a Gas hub.
      What are these jokers like?!

    10. man & man on

      The president of says this year there economy will be surplus putin said , Russia finance have stable almost 8 billion dollars and inflation 12% you just making yr own story 🙄

    16. Kenneth Ferland on

      If the energy companies go bankrupt the state should just re-nationalize them and then if they wish re-privatize them at a profit. The idea that your going to bailout these private companies is idiotic. Bankruptcy dosn't mean that energy flows stop, it just means someone who made an investment loses their money.

    18. J G on

      Jeremy Corbyn was right all along – nationalise the utilities. It's the only sane, safe and sustainable way to run essential services.

    22. Yumi Yume on

      Reforming the electricity wholesale market is important. In the UK retail customers are paying for electricity based on the cost of gas for generation, but gas only makes up about 50% of generation output. The rest is renewables and nuclear whose fuel input costs have not risen (fuel for renewables – wind, water and sun cost nothing). But renewable generators get paid the wholesale market rate for their electricity and so are making big profits as the price of gas has rocketed.

    23. Son of Somerset on

      It's exposed what a scam so-called renewable energy is, even highly green Germany is rushing back to coal power, they arent rushing to more renewables because they just arent practical for modern energy demands.

    24. Paul Bulger on

      Please do reports on the impact on the railroad system in Russia. I am seeing rumors that the Russians are breaking the oil sanction by offloading oil to Greek ships which are landing the oil in Greece. Thank you.

    27. lliambunter on

      When people were taken over by the Ukraine psyop in 2022, they imagined themselves as the benefactors to an unfortunate downtrodden people.

      Some threw open their homes to refugees, to be amazed that these mostly supported Putin, and not Zelensky.

      Well here comes the real agenda. The poor old British who’ve been corralled into praying for a country ruled by Nazis, are now facing the effects of this folly.

      The sanctions imposed by the West have trebled energy prices or maybe more than that. The winter is coming. Gas supply is cut off, and will only come on again once the foolish sanctions against Russia, who wants to denazify Ukraine, are lifted.

      Prepare to freeze and starve for Ukraine. Please stop watching your televisions. You believe anything they say, and look at the trouble it’s getting you into.

    29. DavidJMa on

      The problem in the UK was that many of the distributors were insufficiently capitalised to buy forward. So when the price of gas went up they were not hedged. So they were bought mainly for their customer database. Ofgen did not figure capitalisation when try to establish 'fair competition'. It was BS of course.

    30. zeusthundrbolt on

      How is the war and not the European sanctions, responsible for the price hikes ? I do not understand who to believe. You keep saying that the price hike is because of the war but a lot of people say that the price hikes are because of the sanctions.
      Could you also please make a video to explain how the price caps on Russian oil and gas and also the price caps on LNG from the USA will help get rid of inflation ?
      Could you please also explain as to why the EU does not cap the price of all items sold in the European markets ? As an example , why can’t they cap the price of everything we buy at , let’s say , 10 euros ? That would instantly get rid of all inflation and we can all go back to living a normal life.
      If you think that price caps have been tried in the past and they do not work, can you please explain as to why the price caps will work this time only on oil and gas and not on other items or will they not work at all or will they work and can can be employed extensively.
      Thank you

    31. Mihai Serbu on

      Merkel and UE fault for trusting Putin, who already made 3 wars before ! Was a stupid management ! They seled dignity/ values for money and finally this deal will allways brakes in your hand

    32. SnowChains on

      The only way out for the UK or other countries that have oil and gas resources is to cap the fuel costs to 2018 rates. The producers and distributors still keep a bottom line profit. But it caps the worst of the spiralling internal market rate putting the lid back on inflation. foreign suppliers would obviously not be happy with reductions in prices offered that are no longer tied to international rates which are being played by russia and the stock market sharks. The consumer energy costs need to be disconnected from being fleeced by green energy suppliers being paid at the highest cost supplier rate. The green gravy train is over guys. This way the economy of those countries with resources are able to avoid the economic warfare that russia is waging.

    33. Rogerio Monteiro on

      I am absolutely not worried, because Russia needs much more Europe than the contrary. And Russia will not get to the Winter with a victory but a loss. This means that Russia will have to sell oil and gas at a huge discount price to Europe, and we shall not forget that Russia will surely have to pay war indemnities to Ukraine. In fact in the future, the companies that really will face bankrupcy will be Gazprom, Lukoil and so on.

    36. Aaron Baker on

      Sounds like the EU should announce a trillion Euro program to build more renewable power production.
      Not only would it drop demand for oil and gas in the long run (and thus drive down prices 2 years from now) but it would affect the way the market thinks and drop prices now.

    38. ModellerOnTwoWheels on

      My read on this: financial markets, energy, stock or whatever related, are completely f…d up. And in the end, the consumers pay the price.
      Last seen, on a massive scale, the subprime crisis 2007-2010.

    39. Bob on

      Trump warned them this could happen if they relied on Russian energy ( gas and oil ),,,but NOOOO, everyone laughed at him, said he was an idiot that didn't know what he was talking about. Love him or hate him…he was right !!

    40. Super K on

      Eon is one of the largest suppliers in the uk but a French supplier who are capped at home making losses in the French market BUT charging uk household to pay for their losses in France…

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