Russia reiterates that natural gas can only be paid in rubles. What do you think of this move? What impact will it bring?

This move is to sanction some western countries. For us, our daily life will not be greatly affected, except that the oil price will fluctuate recently, and we just need to watch the fire from the other side. In my opinion, it is to support Russia's approach. In recent years, some western countries have been imposing sanctions on Russia, especially economic sanctions, with the aim of dragging Russia down. Maybe Russia will disintegrate again like the former Soviet Union. After Russia's downfall, there is no doubt that the spearhead will be directed at China, so the current position is to support Russian resistance. After all, at present we are United with Russia and share the same enemies and interests.

Russian natural gas is paid only in rupees. The most intuitive two points are that raising the price of ruble and natural gas is beneficial to Russia. The appreciation of the ruble can slightly alleviate some of Russia's economic pressure, and the continued appreciation of natural gas will definitely be beneficial to Russia, a big exporter of natural gas. Russia made this decision, first, to resist the pressure of economic sanctions from western countries in recent years, and second, to have confidence in raising prices. Because Europe's energy cannot be separated from Russia's natural gas supply, after all, most of the energy in many European countries, even 100%, comes from Russia's imports. There are not many ways to supply energy in Europe itself, and many people reject nuclear energy. Coal power generation has also been eliminated because of serious pollution, and new power generation facilities such as solar energy and wind energy are not enough, so we can only rely on Russian natural gas.

In a word, I support that Russian natural gas only accepts payment in rubles. After all, this is a rebellion against sanctions imposed by some western countries. Such sanctions will come to us sooner or later, or they have already been imposed on us. It's just that our domestic market is large and our internal circulation is large, which is slightly better than that of Russia, but resistance is necessary. The impact has nothing to do with us, but mainly affects Europe and other unfriendly regions, which will increase the price of the ruble.