The turbulence in the Austrian financial market was still within controllable limits. Everyone was clear that the Russian-Austrian Alliance had not yet shattered. Even if the Russians were defaulting on their debts, they would finally end up defaulting on their ally.
Now, as the Russian-Austrian negotiations had reached a deadlock, in some ways, this was considered good news. It was always better to have something to negotiate than nothing at all.
Before this, the Russians had already communicated with several countries to no avail. Many financial institutions had been duped to tears, and capitalists were forced to abandon ship.
Of these, the Paris and London financial markets were the most affected. Do not assume that just because you are enemies, there would be no loans. In the face of interest, capitalists do not care about cooperating with anyone.
