Alex Marrow

RT @ahirtens: Life after expropriation: an exclusive look inside Western companies that have been seized by the Kremlin. “They have compl…

RT @ChristopherJM: 🚨 NEW: @FT investigation reveals evidence that Russian executions of Ukrainian POWs are likely part of a systematic poli…

RT @BurggrabenH: Excellent summary by former head of MI6, Sir Alex Younger, of this new era in geopolitics…adapt or die https://t.co/Dq1vc…

RT @seythal: Reuters Explainer: Will Western companies return to Russia as Trump warms up to Putin? https://t.co/mEK6LA6DTT by @alexmarrow57

RT @DavidWalshST: https://t.co/EBVikGbUAk

RT @Reuters: Thomson Reuters said its business with the Department of Defense was 'inaccurately represented' after accusations on social me…

Stick or twist? That is the choice facing Western companies still operating in Russia as Donald Trump returns to the White House with a promise to end the war in Ukraine Ukraine while Moscow's tougher exit conditions make it costlier to leave. https://t.co/EUOKrnXu9k

Almost 18 months after Moscow seized Carlsberg's Russian assets, the Danish brewer is selling up for around $320 million. Not the buyers Carlsberg originally had in mind, and at a sharp discount, but a sale nonetheless. https://t.co/i1Pdxuf4eP

Russia's war economy is overheating. Labour shortages are pushing up wages. So, people have money to travel, but Western sanctions are holding back Russia's aviation sector. A nuanced look at Russia' plane shortage 👇 https://t.co/3n15BwsjgW

Rising interest rates (now at 21%!) mean some Russian companies are on the hook for ballooning interest payments. Russian Railways, the logistics cog in Russia's war machine, expects interest alone to cost it $7 bln in 2025. A jump of around $4 bln. https://t.co/OC4sOkPeP2

RT @Reuters: 🔊 @alexmarrow57 explains why we might be coming close to peak GDP growth levels in Russia, on the Reuters Econ World podcast h…

Enjoyed chatting to @carmelcrimmins for this week's @Reuters Econ World podcast, discussing the transition of Russia's economy from stagnation to war footing. You can listen here 👇 https://t.co/pj7FPIbflm

There's a growing chorus of Russian companies complaining of prohibitively high interest rates and blaming the central bank. The bad news for them is that another hike, to at least 20%, is likely coming on Friday. Industrial development is under threat. https://t.co/Q56kjF0WUo

RT @StephaniBaker: Great story showing how desperate Russians are for dollars and euros. Chinese yuan doesn't cut it