is a reasonable summary of what Russian military leaders might be thinking. I’d say invasion with long-term troops is still unlikely, but some form of hot conflict seems to be brewing.
I should have clarified. My question was not about whether Russia would or would not invade Ukraine. My question was, conditional on Russia invading Ukraine, why do you think your portfolio of investments would be negatively affected?
The US and Russian economies are not tightly coupled. Yes, the uncertainty from a military act could cause price spikes (especially in commodities that Russia exports), but historically these have dissipated in a matter of months.
But why would you think this?
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1476642007426777092
is a reasonable summary of what Russian military leaders might be thinking. I’d say invasion with long-term troops is still unlikely, but some form of hot conflict seems to be brewing.
I should have clarified. My question was not about whether Russia would or would not invade Ukraine. My question was, conditional on Russia invading Ukraine, why do you think your portfolio of investments would be negatively affected?
The US and Russian economies are not tightly coupled. Yes, the uncertainty from a military act could cause price spikes (especially in commodities that Russia exports), but historically these have dissipated in a matter of months.
So why not sit tight and do nothing?