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Welcome to the Views Room. I'm Peter Thalharson, a mere editor of Reuters Breaking Views,

coming to you once again this week from Northwest London. For this week's edition,

breaking views columnists talk about the possible financial fallout from war in the Ukraine,

the consequences of European Central Bank stepping up its fight against inflation, and the upcoming initial public offering of a massive state-owned Indian insurance company. First, Dasha Afanezyeva and I discussed the latest rumblings about Russia and Ukraine.

It's been an intense few days with Western governments warning

that Russian President Vladimir Putin could invade at any moment.

While the Kremlin insists, it has no such plans.

Global stocks fell early in the week and then rebounded following reports

that some Russian troops were returning to their bases.

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