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Russia's consumer price rise accelerates as rate decision beckons - Vimarsana News

Russia's consumer price rise accelerates as rate decision beckons

June 7 (Reuters) - The rise in Russia's weekly consumer prices has accelerated sharply this month, data showed on Wednesday, justifying the central bank's decision to maintain a hawkish stance in the run-up to its next interest rate meeting... | 12:00pm

Explainer-What are Russia's options for managing its widening budget deficit? - Vimarsana News

Explainer-What are Russia's options for managing its widening budget deficit?

(Reuters) - As Russia's military spending soars and sanctions squeeze its energy revenues, Moscow faces a battle to keep its budget deficit in check, with few economists now expecting the finance ministry to stick to its promise of a deficit no higher than 2% of GDP. | 08:12am

Russia reveals larger-than-expected budget deficit - Vimarsana News

Russia reveals larger-than-expected budget deficit

Moscow's budget deficit surged to $45 billion, but is expected to shift to a surplus later this year, the Finance Ministry says Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia's Current Account Surplus Dwindles As Sanctions Hit - Vimarsana News

Russia's Current Account Surplus Dwindles As Sanctions Hit

Russia’s current-account surplus dwindled over the first quarter of this year by $51 billion compared to this quarter last year, Russia’s central bank data shows

Russia's economy has weathered the West's sanctions - but how? - Vimarsana News

Russia's economy has weathered the West's sanctions - but how?

In the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Western leaders heralded a sanctions regime that would cripple the country's war machine.