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News · 11 January 2026

Russia's Economy Resilient Despite Falling Oil Prices, Ukraine War

Russia's Economy Resilient Despite Falling Oil Prices, Ukraine War

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Despite hopes that sanctions and lower oil prices would cripple Russia's economy and hinder its war efforts in Ukraine, experts believe a collapse is unlikely. The Kremlin has adapted its economy, reducing its vulnerability to external pressures. While lower oil prices and sanctions on companies like Rosneft and Lukoil have reduced income, Russia's financial position remains stable enough to sustain the conflict, even with potential increases in global oil supply from Venezuela.

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