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Buy Bank of Georgia: a cheap play on a robust economyAnalysis Russia invaded Georgia in 2008 which has reduced the chance of further military conflict. Bruce Packard looks at the investment opportunities that have emerged.
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Four options for the sale of Chelsea FCOpinion The UK's sanctioning of Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich resulted in Chelsea going up for sale. Matthew Lynn explains four options that should be considered.
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How a retreat from globalisation will affect the world economyBriefings Global trade has been in decline for some time, but Russia’s invasion of Ukraine marks a big turning point, say some commentators. What will that mean for investors? Simon Wilson reports.
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An uncertain outlook for oil supplyNews Much of the speculative froth seems to have gone from the oil market, but sanctions on Russia is disturbing the crude oil supply.
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Russia, Ukraine and the coming global food crisisBriefings The war in Ukraine has disrupted food and fertiliser exports, pushing up prices and threatening a global calamity.
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Russia has avoided its first default since 1918, but it is not out of the woods yetAnalysis Russia appears to have avoided its first default in more than a century on foreign currency debt. Saloni Sardana explains what is next for Russia and whether the threat of a default still remains.
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Russian aggression is a big blow for the world’s “net zero” ambitionsBriefings Switching the world economy over from fossil fuels to green alternatives was always going to be a challenge. It just got a lot harder. Simon Wilson reports
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What war in Ukraine means for agricultural commoditiesAnalysis With both Ukraine and Russia major producers of grain, vegetable oil and fertilisers, Saloni Sardana looks at how the conflict could affect supply.
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The end of global economic integrationEditor's letter The story of the post-Soviet era has been one of constant economic integration. But that's now over, says Merryn Somerset Webb. And it's going to cost us dear.
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