Possible US sanctions against Russia, which Washington has threatened to impose in the event of Moscow’s aggression against Kiev, could lead to high inflation, the collapse of the Russian stock market and other forms of “financial panic”, think analysts polled by The New York Times.
However, the restrictions will also lead to consequences for other states, experts are sure. They admit that the “fast and harsh” response promised by the US authorities could shock the economies of developed countries, especially European ones, and threaten the stability of the global financial system.
Some analysts in an interview with the NYT admitted that Russia could respond to the sanctions by cutting off natural gas supplies to Europe or cyberattacks on American and European infrastructure.
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