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The war in Ukraine is hurting the economies of Russia and its neighbour, with both countries expected to experience sharp recessions this year.
But the economic consequences of the fighting will not only be felt by the parties to the conflict. Sanctions imposed on Russia and the soaring price of energy supplies could also inflict pain on other nations.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says the war could have a severe effect on the global economy. It expects to cut its growth forecast globally.
Meanwhile, as Russia turns to China's yuan to survive sanctions, could other countries shift away from the US dollar? Is the greenback in danger?
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This Al Jazeera clip looks at the implications of the war in the Ukraine for the global economy, as well as some of the other implications of the conflict - notably the possibility of countries starting to adopt the Chinese yuan as a reserve currency and the possibility of Russia using cryptocurrencies to avoid the worst effects of sanctions. It's an interesting watch.