With Ukraine Under Pressure, Oil, Gas, and Profits Expected to Flow from France

Shah Gilani|February 15, 2022

It’s not looking good for Ukraine right now – or for the European continent.

As Russia “intensifies” its diplomatic efforts with the West and its military presence on Ukrainian borders, it is becoming clearer that this isn’t just a political crisis. Oil and gas, already scarce in certain parts of Europe due to labor and supply shortages, may become even scarcer if Russia (the third-largest oil producer in the world) decides to shut down oil shipments.

Gas prices will rise, and profits will climb with Russia’s #1 competitor in the region: the world’s second-largest natural gas producer headquartered in France.

In today’s video, we’ll take a look at the underside of this Russia-Ukraine crisis and the company that will make the most out of a grim situation.

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Cheers,

Shah