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2291 16.12.2014
This decision is aimed at limiting substantially increased ruble depreciation risks and inflation risks. From 16 December 2014 in order to strengthen the efficiency of
2292
15.12.2014
price of commodities, securities, exchange rate of a respective currency, interest rates, inflation rate, deriva General Provisions tives’ prices, official statistical information, physical, biological The
2293 11.12.2014
months, domestic inflation accelerated significantly and inflation expectations increased. According to our estimates, annual inflation will approximate 10% in 2014. The acceleration of inflation results
2294 11.12.2014
the ruble. During the first quarter of 2015 inflation might be higher than 10%. Nevertheless, inflation and inflation expectations are forecasted to decrease as the
2295 04.12.2014
redundant volatility, create prerequisites for financial stability risks, and stable depreciation and inflation expectations. The measures taken by the Bank of Russia will facilitate the
2296
26.11.2014
and sale transactions with individu rate of a respective currency, interest rates, inflation rate, als by authorized banks and their branches ranged by an average
2297
24.11.2014
2014, headline pace of inflation and depreciation of the ruble consumer inflation reached its record high in 2014 by affecting the inflation and exchange of
2298 18.11.2014
oil prices. Inflation targeting and floating ruble exchange rate will make economic growth, inflation and budget more stable against oil price fluctuations. Effective inflation decrease
2299 31.10.2014
and inflation and inflation expectation show a stable downward trend, the Bank of Russia will be ready to start monetary policy easing. In September-October, inflation
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22.10.2014
US dollar in 2013 ...................... 18 3. GDP by expenditure ............................................................................................. 21 4. Inflation, core inflation, and change in administered service prices ................................. 22 5. Merchandise trade and