High oil, weak rouble to boost Russian finances before election but pose inflation risks
* Higher oil, weaker rouble could improve outlook - analysts * Sovereign wealth fund seen above $200 bln this year * But weak rouble and social spending could fuel inflation MOSCOW, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Rising oil prices and a weak rouble could boost Russian state coffers before a parliamentary election this autumn, giving the authorities more leeway for social spending despite the risk of fuelling inflation. This year’s budget deficit is forecast to come in at 2.4% of gross domestic product (GDP), but Russia could end up with a surplus and even pocket up to $25 billion in additional revenues...