The ruble is down, the price of potatoes is up. But is Russia's economy really in trouble?
The lead story on the front page of Tuesday's edition of Moskovskij Komsomolets, a major state-run newspaper in Moscow, is the uproar over the rising price of potatoes.One lawmaker is calling on the country's prosecutor general to investigate the surging cost of this household staple,
For now the central bank is managing the rate as best it can after the shock of Gazprombank sanctions, said Chris Weafer, CEO ...
Investors have been spooked after Russia was hit with fresh sanctions and as tensions rose after a hypersonic missile attach ...
Given that the war has gone on for 18 months, the ruble's decline "underscores the challenges Moscow will face in an attempt to repeat last year's fire-fighting efforts." Russia's adversaries are ...
“There is a significant risk that the weakening of the ruble will continue,” said Yevgeny Kogan, a professor at Moscow’s Higher School of Economics. Sanctioned Russian banks cannot conduct ...
“Consequently, the pass-through of the ruble's depreciation to prices is ... currency and dealing with the monetary fallout of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. The bank then steadily lowered ...
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