Low oil prices and prolonged sanctions: How will Russia adapt?
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Table of contents
- Low oil prices and sanctions created turmoil in 2014
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How will Russia adapt if sanctions and low oil prices persist?
- Liquids production will remain largely unaffected in the short to medium term
- Oil and gas financing may prove more problematic
- Economic stagnation will remain
- Government spending compromised
- Continued co-dependency with Europe in the long term, but shift East will accelerate
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Risks
- More economic turbulence ahead
- Erosion of the President’s support base could lead to more unpredictable foreign policy
- Gas exports and long term oil supply growth in danger
- Conclusion
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This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- Brent price (US$/bbl), vs rouble exchange rate (RUB/US$), and major events in 2014
- Russia liquids production 2014 - 2035
- Brent oil price January 2014 - January 2015, US$ vs RUB
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