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context: How is it compared to other countries? 
  Also, China’s trade with Russia only made up 3% of China’s entire trade volume last year. That’s crazy. >
  
  $190 Billion .. Now you see which side Poohbear is really backing
  .. Putin Pants has little to worry about with his economy if China keeps back alley trade going at that rate .. I guess in Poohbear's defense we aren't seeing Chinese machine guns missiles and drones in Ukraine yet >
  
  And Russia will be beholden to China for sometimes to come as western nations will never trust Russia like it had in the past. >
  
  China is an energy importer. It needs a huge amount.
  If they take what they need from Russia (where previously they were getting it from somewhere-else(tm), then the supply from somewhere-else has less contention for it in there service of meeting the demand of the rest of the world.
  I’m not sure this is such a big deal. It’s just shifts in the planet’s total oil consumption pool. The pool wouldn’t have grown outside of what was predicted, nor were we wanting or expecting the Russian supply into that pool to stop (as that would mean there’s less to go around and prices would go up). So… not sure why this is a big deal. >
  
  Its restructuring the global energy market. China and India have access to extremely cheap oil and natural gas right now as Russia is redirecting a lot of its supply to Asia.
  The western world at least the parts of it keeping to their agreements (some countries tend to play fast and loose with the rules or find loopholes) does not. Western countries will be paying whatever the global market rate is and buying more from OPEC sources. >
  
  The speed for E.V is accelerated 2 food especially in Europe >
  
  Sanction china maybe? >
  
  Given how much of the global manufacturing occurs there its probably not even possible. At least not without grinding most of the western world to a halt. There are entire product ranges that you can only source from factories in China right now. There is one district in China produces most of the worlds optics for example.
  We are already dealing with massive supply chain problems. Just cutting the cord like that would amplify that exponentially and be utterly crippling. >
  
  That’s possibility for sure, though if relationship with China continue to degrade it will be meter of time when they will cut supply to the west. IMO it will happen as soon as Chinas economy start tanking, so why do it on their terms? >
  
  money. >
  
  Well that was to be expected as they need to replace western stuff >
  
  Quit putting "amid" in every headline, ffs >
  
  I think we all gotta stop everything bought and fabbed in China, all the junk, anything good, pull all of it out. Let china and Russia suck each other off, the world will be better.