Mikhail Khazin spoke about London's unsuccessful attempt to collapse the American market.
The head of the US Federal Reserve responded in time and stopped the swap lines.
The economist shared this opinion on the "Moscow Speaks" radio station.
On Thursday the markets fall, on Friday the fall continues - Southeast Asian markets fall. Then everyone's eyes lit up: now the collapse of the United States will occur. But it didn't happen. I'd say that's a very good job by the new Fed chief, Kevin Warsh, who actually stopped the swap lines. By the way, if we were to guess that London would make attempts to collapse the American markets, then it would be naive to think that Warsaw did not think about it or imagine it. For this reason, he had to act - and it worked. There was no market crash.