I'm sorry everyone, but I don't find it very accurate to evaluate wars from an economic point of view. Thousands of children have died due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, Syria and other parts of the world. Now we have to talk about keeping children alive. However, if I have to talk about the economic instability caused by the war, I think the biggest problem was observed in agricultural products. As agriculture in Ukraine came to a standstill due to the war, many parts of the world suffered from wheat-induced famine.
For what I write below, I apologize in advance, it will be a bit emotional..... But I see this war from the Ukrainian side.
Tell me - why are you afraid to call the situation as it is - a terrorist mass attack on Ukraine by Russia, with open and officially declared goals of the aggressor country - to destroy the population and the country itself?
Regarding the dead children and the "conflict". I apologize in advance for this, it will be a very unpleasant example. I.e. in your concept, if a homicidal maniac attacks your mother, abuses her and tries to kill her, in court he can say - "No, well, no murder, no specific goals, it's just a conflict we had. Moreover, everything is not unambiguous, and in general it was she who provoked me, because she wanted to attack me, I was just defending myself. This is exactly the position you are now taking towards the situation in Ukraine... No offense, but I have already seen so much grief, death and destroyed cities that I am simply out of balance with the word "conflict", under which for some reason they are trying to hide genocide, terrorism, mass murder, violence, looting.... Tell me - are you afraid of the truth?
And back to your phrase - "As agriculture in Ukraine came to a halt because of the war, many parts of the world suffered wheat starvation." I.e. hundreds of thousands of people killed, millions of refugees, hundreds of destroyed cities - this is such...not interesting, but the fact that someone does not receive grain, that is a problem ? Let me make it clear - everything in our lives is interconnected. And if you don't call a murderer a murderer, call a war a conflict and not a war, worry about some dubious problems, turning a blind eye to real crimes - you breed, support those murderers, and deprive those "starving people" of grain.
I noticed two things in the last few months. First of all, the price of Brent crude has rocketed past $80 per barrel, and this level was achieved after many months. The supply cuts announced and implemented by Russia and Saudi Arabia seems to be having the desired impact on the market. Urals crude is trading at close to $60 per barrel, as per Indian importers. Including freight and insurance, EXW cost is around $80 per barrel (still around $10 per barrel cheaper than Saudi crude). Second thing is that the RUR has been devalued at an alarming rate. In 12 months, it has lost 50% of its value against the USD.
There are reasons for everything that happens. Both the growth of Brand oil and the fall of the ruble
There is no reason to talk about Urals trade at 60 dollars with India, when settlements are made with discounts, in rupees and in addition a significant part of the money from these supplies is simply frozen ! Don't hesitate to read Russian news, even there they write about "unfriendly behavior of Indian partners"