In a high-stakes moment during yesterday’s presidential debate, former President Donald Trump made a bold statement regarding the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia. When asked about the US’s stance on the conflict, Trump advocated for a swift resolution, stating: “I think it’s in the US’s best interest to get this war finished and just get it done and negotiate a deal because we have to stop all of these human lives from being destroyed.” He further argued that the Biden administration’s lack of leadership allowed Russia to initiate the invasion.  Trump’s comments highlight a growing sentiment that the prolonged war has severe global implications, not just in terms of human suffering but also economic turmoil. The end of the war, should it come soon, could have far-reaching effects on the world economy. Here’s a breakdown of how the cessation of the Ukraine conflict could impact economic recovery, trade, inflation, and geopolitical dynamics. Global Economic Recovery and Growth: A