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How the U.S. Operation Against Venezuela Reshaped Global Markets

Global markets reacted sharply as geopolitics returned to the center of investor decision-making.(Representing ai image) The Geopolitical Shock That Moved Global Markets: The U.S. Operation Against Venezuela  - Dr.Sanjaykumar pawar 📘Read more -  Defense Stocks Power Asian Markets After U.S. Captures Venezuela’s Maduro https://bizinsighthubiq.blogspot.com/2026/01/defense-stocks-power-asian-markets.html Global markets are not driven by numbers alone. They move on expectations, perception, and the belief that tomorrow may look very different from today. Few things reshape those expectations faster than geopolitics—especially when military power, sanctions, and regime-level consequences intersect. The reported U.S. operation against Venezuela, widely discussed in geopolitical and financial circles as a signal event , represents exactly that kind of shock. Whether viewed as a decisive intervention or a strategic warning, the implications for global markets were immediate and pr...

Putin Denies Economic Stagnation — Data, Central Bank Signals, and What It Means for Russia (Putin denies stagnation, Russia GDP, Rosstat, IMF, Sberbank)

Putin Denies Economic Stagnation — Reality Check, Data, and What Comes Next President Putin rejects claims of economic stagnation, yet Rosstat, the Central Bank and bank chiefs flag slowing growth. A data-driven, sourced analysis of why statements clash with indicators — causes, consequences, and policy choices. -Dr.Sanjaykumar pawar  Table of contents Introduction: why this contradiction matters Putin’s claim — what he said and the context. The data: GDP, inflation, interest rates, and banking warnings. Explaining the contradiction — measurement, timing and political signal. Key drivers: sanctions, war spending, energy revenues, monetary policy, and investment. What analysts and institutions say (IMF, World Bank, central bank, Sberbank). Scenario analysis: best case, stagflation, or slow recovery. Policy options and likely political economy choices. Visuals to include (recommended charts and what they would show). Conclusion: reality, risks, and watch-points. FAQ — s...

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