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December: Russian inflation unexpectedly slows - Business & Finance - Vimarsana News

December: Russian inflation unexpectedly slows - Business & Finance

MOSCOW: Russia’s annual rate of inflation unexpectedly slowed in December after ticking up continuously for seven...

Russia's economy is headed for stagnation as the path of monetary policy is being chosen 'very poorly,' economists say - Vimarsana News

Russia's economy is headed for stagnation as the path of monetary policy is being chosen 'very poorly,' economists say

Russian inflation could hit 5.6% this month, the nation's own economists forecasted.

Source: yahoo.com
Vladimir Putin says that inflation in Russia is making it 'practically impossible' for businesses to plan - Vimarsana News

Vladimir Putin says that inflation in Russia is making it 'practically impossible' for businesses to plan

Inflation in Russia rose to 5.15% in August, well-above the central bank's 4% inflation target.

Source: yahoo.com
Russian inflation is raging at 60%, not the reported 3.6%, thanks to the ruble's 'freefall', top economist Steve Hanke says - Vimarsana News

Russian inflation is raging at 60%, not the reported 3.6%, thanks to the ruble's 'freefall', top economist Steve Hanke says

Russian inflation has soared to an extreme level of 60%, compared to the official figure of 3.6%, thanks to a plunge in the ruble, according to top economist Steve Hanke.

Source: yahoo.com
Russian inflation accelerates to 12.5%, highest since 2015 - Vimarsana News

Russian inflation accelerates to 12.5%, highest since 2015

Inflation accelerated sharply as the currency fell to an all-time low and amid signs of increased demand for a wide range of goods, from food staples to cars, on expectations that their prices will rise further.