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26 June 07:00

A conflict between Russia and NATO could cost the global economy $1.5 trillion. Scenarios include attacks on Baltic states and possible peace agreements.

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A Bloomberg Economics analysis estimates global losses of $1.5 trillion from a war between Russia and NATO, similar to the impact of the invasion of Ukraine. Russia, with growing munitions stockpiles, could launch attacks on the strategically vulnerable Baltic states. Peace scenarios are also being discussed, but tensions remain and Europe will beef up its defense budgets. In the event of a conflict, the Baltic states' economies could shrink by 43%, while Russia would lose just 1% of GDP.

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Un război între Rusia și NATO ar costa lumea 1,5 trilioane de dolari. Incidentul de care Putin s-ar putea folosi ca să lanseze invazia
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AKTUAL24 | Scenariu Bloomberg: Un război Rusia-NATO ar costa lumea 1,5 trilioane de dolari
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Bloomberg: Un război al lui Vladimir Putin cu NATO ar costa lumea 1,5 trilioane de dolari / Unii generali și înalți oficiali ruși au declarat public că ambițiile lor imperiale nu se opresc la Ucraina
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Un conflict cu Rusia ar costa lumea 1,5 trilioane de dolari

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