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20–28 February 2020 (coronavirus pandemic) 5.2 -164.5
2–19 March 2020 (coronavirus pandemic and oil market shock) 18.4
growth prospects is a result of the ongoing zero-tolerance
policy towards the coronavirus pandemic, as well as problems in the construction sector that began
last
Economy Most Affected by the Deterioration of
the Situation Resulting from the Coronavirus Pandemic’). This Resolution provides a list of codes of
industries that are
falling a month earlier as investors’ concerns about restrictions associated with the coronavirus
pandemic eased. Government bond yields in emerging market economies mostly declined, with
the Bank of Russia, including
those introduced in the wake of the coronavirus infection. Due
Table 2.8
to changes in external economic conditions, the
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with ratios and non-transparency. We had to address this dilemma during the coronavirus pandemic. Then, we were gradually cancelling the easing, and these measures were
a 4.3% decrease due to the ongoing
restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic. Yields on government bonds in EMEs mostly declined.
The rhetoric of
2020, the slump in the global and Russian economies induced by the coronavirus pandemic entailed risks
of an inflation deviation downwards from the target over
the Bank of Russia, including
those introduced in the wake of the coronavirus infection. Due
Table 2.8
to changes in external economic conditions, the
the anti-pandemic measures in-
troduced and mass vaccination prevented a resurgence in coronavirus cases. In these conditions,
such objectives as a reduction in inflation, protection