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Global Red Flags Addendum

Another Signpost Warning "Interesting" Times Ahead

Peter Nayland Kust
Jun 9, 2022
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We have an interesting addition to last week’s article detailing warning signs of coming global economic turmoil.

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This morning I discovered that Google Finance no longer makes the Moscow Stock Exchange Indices available.

Yahoo! Finance shows both the MOEX and RTS indices—but the RTS index does not report any historical data prior to today (June 9, 2022).

What makes this particularly fascinating is that Yahoo! Finance’s charting displays data for the RTS index going back to May 11…but not any farther back.

So far, CNBC appears to report both MOEX and RTS without issue.

Why has Google “memoryholed” the Moscow Exchange? Why is Yahoo! apparently taking similar steps?

In the grand scheme of global finance, the Moscow Exchange does not enjoy the global stature of New York, Europe, or China—and yet data that was available before is suddenly no longer available in several popular financial data sources. The removal of data is never a good sign of anything.

This is a step beyond the “de-globalization” I have noted before. Memoryholing Russian financial data suggests economic balkanization. When financial data from around the world is curtailed and suppressed, it is difficult to envision how trade and commerce across the world is not ultimately impaired.

Given the current descent of the global economy into recession, contraction, and chaos, Google’s decision to pretend the Moscow Stock Exchange no longer exists is yet another warning signal of “interesting” economic times ahead.

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Sage Hana
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Jun 9, 2022

Great catch, Peter. Very interesting.

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Edwin
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Jun 9, 2022Liked by Peter Nayland Kust

PNK, you are just full of good information this afternoon!

To be honest, I don't give a flyin' fork about the Moscow info anyway.

At least not since that supply of good 7.62X39 ammo dried up.

But you just know there are still Billions of rounds of that stuff over there.

You know, the 7NXX, and a whole host of other "armor penetrating" rounds.

Sounds like a business opportunity to me.

Shame nobody is listening.

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