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Why 2026 Probably Won’t be Good for Russia's Economy
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December 27, 2025
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2026 is unlikely to be kind to Russia's economy as strains on fossil fuel revenues will hamper military spending and their continuing invasion. So in this video we'll discuss the problems Putin could face and why next year could be a bad year for him.
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Oil revenues 2022
Brent crude prices
Russian revenues down (Bloomberg Report)
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Russia’s 2025 fossil fuel exports
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EIA 2026 oil supply forecast
Oil prices jump as US attacks Venezuelan oil tankers
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