Forex Response to Russian Invasion of Ukraine

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Forex Response to
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Is it time to consider the Forex
response to a Russian invasion of
Ukraine?

The Russian Federation supported
rebellion in eastern Ukraine is coming
to a head.

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Ukrainian forces are encircling the last
cities held by Russian separatist
forces.

In response Russia is adding to its
troops stationed within 30 kilometers
of its border with Ukraine.

As Russian troops build up on Ukraine
border there is the risk of a Russian
invasion of Ukraine according to
Financial Times Europe.

Russia has sharply increased the
number of troops and vehicles
positioned on the eastern border of
Ukraine in the past few days, raising
fears of an invasion to stop the
Ukrainian army’s recent advances
against pro-Russian separatists.

Moscow has around 20,000 troops
deployed in battle-ready formations
on the border, according to senior
Nato military officers - significantly
more than the 15,000 US officials
said were deployed there last week.

Russian Economic Meltdown

The isolation that Russia has visited on
itself with the annexation of Crimea
and overt support of separatist forces
in Ukraine is worsening.

Proof of this is seen in tourist
destinations around the world where
there are Russian tourists stranded
as travel agencies back home go
bankrupt and have no sources of
credit.

According to the Wall Street Journal

Tens of thousands of Russian tourists
have found themselves stranded in
foreign vacation spots amid a wave
of bankruptcies among Russian
travel agencies, which are struggling
with a weak economy and fears of
international isolation because of the
Ukraine crisis.

The situation is the worst in years in a
sector that has long been plagued by
insolvencies and poor service, drawing
the attention this week of Prime Minister
Dmitry Medvedev. He called for regular
checks of travel companies and told
government officials to find ways to help
the "huge number" of people stuck in "a
pretty complicated situation."

The Lonely Ruble

The ultimate Forex response to a
Russian invasion of Ukraine would be
a plummeting Ruble. And sanction on
Russia by the west would likely lead
to a recession in Russia and cause
economic damage to Europe, its
biggest trading partner.

According to a report in online ABC
News Ukraine looms like a dark
specter over the otherwise advancing
Euro zone recovery.

Further evidence emerged Tuesday
that the economic recovery across
Europe is gaining traction, though it
remains vulnerable to an escalation
in the crisis in Ukraine, which has
seen sanctions on Russia ratcheted
up.

As well as raising speculation that
Russia will slip into recession
following the sanctions imposed by
the United States and the European
Union, the crisis in Ukraine has
clouded the economic outlook for
Europe as a whole.

The sanctions, which were imposed
because of Russia's alleged support
for Ukrainian separatists, could have
an impact on European businesses
that have ties with the country's
financial, military and energy sectors.

Even those that don't have direct links
to those sanctioned sectors are
cautioning over the outlook - German
sportswear company Adidas, for
example, has expressed worries over
the impact on its business.

A very likely Forex response to
Russian invasion of Ukraine is a
falling Euro.

Forex Response to Russian Invasion of Ukraine

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