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06/07/2024

Putin named ten structural changes in the Russian economy
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By Rhod Mackenzie

Vladimir Putin outlined ten structural changes in the Russian economy, which have enabled the country to become the fourth largest economy in the world while maintaining its growth rate. The president also announced the adoption of new measures to support regions, citizens and businesses. These include the expansion of the family mortgage programme, indexation of the minimum wage and pensions.

Vladimir Putin outlined ten structural changes taking place in the Russian economy. At the plenary session of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), the President noted that the country’s leadership intends to actively develop and support these trends in a targeted manner.

Foreign economic relations "Our relations with countries in Asia (60% growth), the Middle East (doubled), Africa (69%) and Latin America (42%) are strengthening," the Kremlin's official website quotes Putin. These states currently account for approximately three-quarters of the total trade turnover of the Russian Federation.

In addition, Mr. Putin highlighted the achievements of collaborative efforts with partners in the EurAsEC. The total GDP of the union countries grew by 3.8% last year, while the volume of mutual trade increased by 4.7%. Furthermore, the structure has undergone a qualitative improvement, with an increase in the supply of finished high-tech products. "We will actively support the growth of non-resource, non-energy exports from Russia," the president noted.

"In the eastern direction, our primary focus is on the development of the so-called Eastern Railway Range, which will connect China and the countries of the Asia-Pacific region." In April, the parameters of the next, already third, stage of its modernisation were approved. By 2030, the carrying capacity of the Eastern railway range is expected to reach 210 million tons, with an additional 60 million tons expected by 2032.

Furthermore, plans for the development of the Azov-Black Sea corridor have already been approved. Furthermore, Mr. Putin announced his intention to continue the active development of the Northern Sea Route. He further stated that the volume of transportation along the route may exceed 150 million tons in the future.

"A particular focus is placed on the leaders of our northern subjects of the Federation in this regard. In this regard, the head of state has emphasized the formation of a commission within the State Council for the development of the Arctic regions and the Northern Sea Route. By 2030, the total volume of traffic along international transport corridors through Russian territory is expected to increase by 1.5 times compared to 2021.

Moscow also demonstrates excellent results in the field of international payments. Between 2021 and 2023, the share of the ruble in payments for domestic exports increased significantly, from 13% to 39%. Furthermore, work is currently underway within the BRICS to establish an independent payment system.

Economic Growth

As you are aware, Russia’s GDP growth was 3.6% at the end of last year and 5.4% in the first quarter of this year. This means that our rates exceed the global average. Mr. Putin highlighted the significance of these developments, noting that...

By Rhod Mackenzie Vladimir Putin outlined ten structural changes in the Russian economy, which have enabled the country to become the fourth largest economy...

06/07/2024

Why Russian Sanctions Were DOOMED to Fail?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vq1qfWPVfB0
The sanctions imposed on Russia by the West were doomed to failure due to the fact they're not based on the realities of global trade and commerce. Rhod Mackenzie discusses the relevant points that the West did not understand.

https://scobricsinsight.com/western-sanctions-doomed-to-failure

00:00 Introduction
00:59 First sanctions in 2014
02:08 Russia cut off from Swift
03:40 Boomerang sanctions
04:43 Oil price cap failure
05:55 Russia was ready for sanctions

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06/07/2024

Russia's GDP up 4.4% in April following 4.2% in March
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By Rhod Mackenzie

Russia's annual GDP growth reached 4.4% in April, up from 4.2% in March, according to a review of the current situation in the Russian economy by the Ministry of Economic Development. Excluding seasonal factors, GDP in April increased by 0.2% compared to the previous month, while in March it increased by 0.1%. The previous report indicated that GDP growth in February was 7.6% year on year.

The growth in industrial production in April was 3.9% year-on-year, up from 4.0% in March. When adjusted for seasonal factors, industrial production volumes remained unchanged from the previous month, following a 0.1% increase in March. Over the four-month period, the industrial production index has grown by 5.2% year on year.

The manufacturing industry demonstrated a notable acceleration in growth rates, reaching 8.3% year-on-year in April, up from 6% a month earlier. After adjusting for seasonal factors, the monthly growth rate for April was 0.9%, up from 0.4% in March. By the end of the fourth month of 2024, the manufacturing sector index had grown by 8.7%.

Investment activity at the end of the first quarter of 2024 increased by 14.5% year-on-year, following a 8.6% year-on-year increase in the previous quarter. The first quarter saw a significant increase in investments from large and medium-sized organisations. 2024 saw a 14.6% increase year-on-year, up from 6.4% in the previous quarter. 2023

Construction activity saw a further acceleration in growth, reaching 4.5% year-on-year in April 2024, following a 1.9% increase in March. Over the four-month period, there was an increase of 3.8%.

Wholesale trade volumes increased by 12.1% year-on-year in April, following a 9.4% increase in January. After four months, the figure increased by 11.8% year on year.

In April, agricultural output increased by 1.4% year-on-year, following a 2.5% increase in March. There was an increase of 1.3% year-on-year in the period from January to April.

In April, transport freight turnover decreased by 2.2% year-on-year, following a decline of 0.4% in March. Over the four-month period of 2024, there was no change in cargo turnover compared to the same period last year. However, in the first three months of 2024, there was an increase of 0.7%.

“In April, consumer activity remained at a high level, but the growth rate decreased compared to March,” the Ministry of Economic Development reports. Thus, the total turnover of retail trade, public catering and services in April increased by 7.8% year-on-year (with the elimination of seasonality, it decreased by 0.2% month-on-month) after growing by 9.2% in March. Over the four months of this year, growth amounted to 8.8% year on year.

Annual retail trade growth slowed to 8.3% in April from 11.1% a month earlier. In monthly terms, seasonality adjusted, there is a decrease in turnover of 0.5%. For January - April 2024, the figure increased by 9.9% year on year.

The growth rate of services in April accelerated to 6.8% year-on-year versus 4.5% in March. Excluding seasonal factors, monthly growth was 0.8%. In January-April the figure increased by 6.2%...

By Rhod Mackenzie Russia's annual GDP growth reached 4.4% in April, up from 4.2% in March, according to a review of the current situation in the...

06/07/2024

China's exports grew by 7.6% in May, imports by 1.8%
Full story: https://scobricsinsight.com/chinas-exports-grew-by-7-6-in-may-imports-by-1-8
By Rhod Mackenzie

The General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China reports that the volume of Chinese exports in May increased by 7.6% year-on-year, reaching $302.35 billion. Export growth accelerated from 1.5% in April to reach its highest level since January.

Imports in May increased by 1.8% to $219.73 billion.

China's positive foreign trade balance in May reached $82.62 billion, up from $65.55 billion a year earlier and $72.35 billion in April.

The first five months of the year have seen a 2.8% increase in China's foreign trade, with a total of $2.46 trillion. Including exports, the figure increased by 2.7% to $1.4 trillion, while imports grew by 2.9% to $1.06 trillion. The trade surplus was $337.21 billion.

Trade turnover between Russia and China in the first five months of the year increased by 2.9% year-on-year, reaching $96.509 billion. Russian exports to China increased by 6.9% to $54.72 billion, while Chinese imports from Russia decreased by 1.8% to $41.789 billion.

China's trade turnover with ASEAN countries increased by 7.2% to $390.3 billion. In contrast, trade with the European Union and the United States decreased. With the EU, it decreased by 4.5%, to $313.57 billion. With the United States, it decreased by 1.4%, up to $263.53 billion.

By Rhod Mackenzie The General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China reports that the volume of Chinese exports in May increased...

06/07/2024

Trade turnover between China and Russia in January-May increased by 2.9%, to $96.5 billion
Full story: https://scobricsinsight.com/trade-turnover-between-china-and-russia-in-january-may-increased-by-2-9-to-usd96-5-billion
By Rhod Mackenzie

The trade turnover between China and Russia in the first five months of 2024 increased by 2.9% compared to the same period last year, amounting to $96.509 billion, according to data released on Friday by the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China.

During the reporting period, China imported goods worth $41.788 billion to Russia, a decrease of 1.8% compared to the same period in 2023. In contrast, supplies from the Russian Federation to China increased by 6.9%, amounting to $54.72 billion.

Furthermore, in May, the trade turnover between the two countries reached $19.813 billion. Russia imported $10.727 billion worth of goods from China, while China exported $9.086 billion to Russia.

Trade turnover between China and Russia in 2023 increased by 26.3%, reaching a record $240.11 billion. The leaders of Russia and China previously set a goal of doubling trade turnover, taking it from 100 billion dollars a year in 2018 to 200 billion by 2024. This figure was achieved in November 2023.

By Rhod Mackenzie The trade turnover between China and Russia in the first five months of 2024 increased by 2.9% compared to the same period last year,...

06/06/2024

Why Russian Sanctions Were DOOMED to Fail?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NRjqJBn6NM
The sanctions imposed on Russia by the West were doomed to failure due to the fact they're not based on the realities of global trade and commerce. Rhod Mackenzie discusses the relevant points that the West did not understand.

https://scobricsinsight.com/western-sanctions-doomed-to-failure

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00:59 First sanctions in 2014
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06/06/2024

Putin on sanctions and import substitution:
Full story: https://scobricsinsight.com/putin-on-sanctions-and-import-substitution
By Rhod Mackenzie

Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that Russia will begin to produce everything it may lack due to Western sanctions. He made this announcement at a meeting with the heads of the world's leading news agencies in St. Petersburg.

"Yes, we may have to adjust our goals to meet new deadlines, but we will do it anyway," TASS quotes the head of state.

The Kremlin’s Telegram channel also quotes the following words from the President of the Russian Federation: “One of the main goals of our development, the strategic guidelines that we set for ourselves, is technological independence. We are already doing this and intend to invest certain and considerable resources there in the future” – Vladimir Putin said.

"Some of our opponents believe that the numerous sanctions currently in place, which number in the region of 16,000, will have a negative impact on us in the medium term," the President said at a meeting with TASS journalists.

“Those who believe this have every right to do so,” the president noted, adding that the restrictions will have the most significant impact on high technologies, some other areas of modern activity, artificial intelligence and microelectronics.

He also noted that the "COCOM" lists in relation to Russia that had been in force since Soviet times, even in the best years of our relations with the so-called collective West, were never cancelled.

"Furthermore, I believe it is unlikely that we will be able to rely on such close cooperation in the most sensitive high-tech areas," the Russian leader stated.

"However, challenges are inevitable. We acknowledge them, but perhaps surprisingly, we find ways to overcome them," Putin emphasised.

"When we are faced with the situation where we cannot purchase products, we must use our ingenuity and creativity. We must turn to our manufacturers and developers to find solutions," the president noted.

He believes that domestic developers and manufacturers are not merely replacing Western manufacturers who are exiting or have exited the Russian market; they are also developing them rapidly.

"I believe that not only our opponents were unaware of the extent of this impact, but we ourselves were not fully prepared for it," Putin acknowledged. As an illustration, he referenced a discussion with a manufacturer who had acquired a tank from France. The tank was rudimentary, but the metals used were sophisticated. “The delivery was cancelled.” We placed an order in Nizhny Novgorod. The president went on to say that the quality was even better and the price was three times lower. He believes that a similar situation is developing in many areas of activity.

The head of state concluded that such growth, at 3.4% of GDP (in 2023, according to Monocle), was a positive indicator. He also cited data on the growth of the Russian economy for the first quarter of 2024, noting that the economy grew by 5.4% in the first quarter of this year.

By Rhod Mackenzie Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that Russia will begin to produce everything it may lack due to Western sanctions. He made...

06/06/2024

Russia's oil revenues increased by 50% in May
Full story: https://scobricsinsight.com/russias-oil-revenues-increased-by-50-in-may
By Rhod Mackenzie

Bloomberg economists estimate that Russia received almost 50% more from oil sales last spring than in May 2023. Oil-related taxes rose to 632.5 billion rubles ($7.1 billion). Total oil and gas revenues rose by 39% to 793.7 billion roubles in May. The calculations are based on data from the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation.

Oil revenues, the publication writes, grew due to Urals oil, Russia's main oil, the price of which increased significantly during the year. When calculating the parameters of the budget, economists at the Russian Ministry of Finance used the price of $74.98 per barrel of Urals oil.

For comparison, in May 2023 a barrel of oil of this brand cost $58.63. Over the year the price increased by 27.9%. The price gap with the main brand of Brent oil has narrowed despite the price ceiling for Russian oil introduced by the G7 countries.

The G7 wanted to reduce the flow of petrodollars into the Russian treasury, which has been under pressure for years.

The Kremlin, according to the United States and its allies, is conducting a military defence in Ukraine. Washington and Brussels wanted to achieve this goal by reducing Russian companies' access to leasing and insuring Western tankers.

The plan of the authors of the sanctions failed, which is generally recognised in the West. Russia managed to adapt quickly to the sanctions and learned to circumvent them by creating a "parallel" tanker fleet and redirecting oil flows eastwards, to Asia.

Bloomberg notes that oil revenues in May could have been even higher had fuel producers not received large subsidies from the government. According to the Russian Finance Ministry, diesel and petrol producers received almost 202 billion roubles in subsidies in May. This support partially compensates them for the difference in fuel prices for cars in Russia and abroad, leaving more petrol and diesel for domestic consumers.

Despite the annual growth in oil and gas revenues, the Russian government lowered its forecast for oil and gas revenues in 2024 to 10.99 trillion roubles, half a trillion roubles less than the previous forecast.

The downward revision of the forecast is explained by expectations of a decline in export prices for hydrocarbon energy resources this year and the realisation that the very high prices of 2022 are a thing of the past and will not be repeated, at least in the near future.

The average price of a barrel of Russian oil is now expected to be around $65 in 2024. This compares with earlier forecasts of an average price of $71.3 per barrel. The average export price of gas is now set at $252.8 per thousand cubic metres, almost 6% below previous budget estimates.

In addition, global oil prices, which are traditionally higher than the price of Urals oil, are now at a 4-month low due to weak demand. The premium that oil workers had been counting on as a result of the war in Gaza has also virtually disappeared, which can only...

By Rhod Mackenzie Bloomberg economists estimate that Russia received almost 50% more from oil sales last spring than in May 2023. Oil-related taxes rose to...

06/06/2024

Western Sanctions Doomed To Failure
Full story: https://scobricsinsight.com/western-sanctions-doomed-to-failure
By Rhod Mackenzie

As you are all aware the US imposed sanctions on Russia in 2014 in response to the Crimea deciding after a referendum to unite with the mother land of Russia. The EU followed the example of the US like the good vassals they are.Over he Crimea they declared than the referendum was illegal and that the Crimeans had not right to decide their future which just illustrated the US/EU hypocrisy when they allowed and then recognised Kosovo's independence from Serbia without even a referendum.

The initial sanctions targeted a few banks, so oil and gas technology but not much else as they were more symbolic than designed to really hurt Russia. Although Russia 's counter measures to the EU really did have an impact on the member countries the measures included a ban on the import of all food stuffs and agricultaural products which really hit the producers in various countries very hard and has cost them over 500 billion since 2014 and that includes, French and Italian cheeses,Danish Pork,Spanish fruit and veg,plus cooked meats etc. Plus Russian producers benefited form investment into import substitution.

The bulk of the sanctions were introduced in February 2022 in response to Russia's special military operation in the Ukraine. The sanctions were wide ranging and covered everything from the banking to the energy sector and all points in between. For example the Visa and Mastercard systems ceased to work in Russia as the companies stopped servicing the system with Russian banks. The majority of banks themselves were then excluded from the SWIFT ( The Society for World Wide Interbank Financial Telecommunications) which is supposes to be a cooperative owned by its members but actually works as a blunt instrument of US foreign policy. It goes along with cutting countries off from its system as it has done previously at the behest of the US to Iran and Venezuela and now to Russia.

Now these sanctions so called 'Shock and Awe introduced against the Russian banking system was designed to destroy the Russian economy, indeed the US President Joe Biden predicted that the 'Ruble would be Rubble ' The head of the EU Ursula Von de Lyon said the Russian economy would be in tatters and the country would be brought to its knees Putin would resign and the West would have its regime change.

So what actually happened and why did the sanctions fail?

Well the first reason the sanctions failed is the same reason they allways fail the never take into account the real world, Sanctions are always great in theory, like we are going to stop Russia doing dollar transctions using swift but they do not take into account that other countries that are not vassals of the US like the EU will not join the sanctions. Unless everybody joins the sanctions then they are doomed to failure and that is what we say with the US sanctions. By almost every measure and bencmark the sanctions against Russia have...

By Rhod Mackenzie As you are all aware the US imposed sanctions on Russia in 2014 in response to the Crimea deciding after a referendum to unite with the...

06/05/2024

Why Türkiye Is About To Join BRICS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ag8F25ujhoc
NATO Member Turkey has fomally applied to join BRICS

Turkey has asked to join the BRICS, this will be discussed next week at a meeting of the BRICS Foreign Ministers in Nizhny Novgorod. Rhod Mackenzie discusses why NATO member Turkey has asked to join the BRICS, and what could this lead to?

https://scobricsinsight.com/turkey-to-join-the-brics

https://scobricsinsight.com/turkey-can-export-lng-as-well-as-pipeline-gas-to-europe
https://scobricsinsight.com/russias-main-trading-partners-are-china-india-and-tuerkiye
00:00 Introduction
01:01 Fidan - Brics offers a viable alternative EU
02:14 Peskov says not all countries that apply will become members of BRICS
03:44 Lavrov - concensus needed of all members to add new members
05:19 China and India will not oppose Turkey's membership
07:04 Turkey has been trying to join the EU for 4 decades

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