Dmitry Medvedev: World economy lost $0.5 trillion over trade wars

Aydan Topchibasheva
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Baku. 6 December. REPORT.AZ/ World economy lost $0.5 trillion over trade wars, Russian PM Dmitry Medvedev said in his interview to Russian TV channels, Report informs.

"There is no any change in the western front. Sanctions remain. This is a phenomenon of the modern life. Due to sanctions against Russia and our reaction to these sanctions, our trade with other countries lost $100 billion. There is nothing good in this situation," Medvedev said. 

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