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monetary policy so as to achieve sustainably low inflation in all Russian regions. More details on inflation in each Russian region are available in information
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achieving net of the provisions made for them. Accrued interest receivable/ the inflation target. The key rate is set by the Bank of Russia payable
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Nevertheless, the rise in measures of underlying inflation was notably more moderate than the acceleration of headline inflation. Specifically, the increase in non-food prices (except
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quarter, the capacity utilisation rate remained higher than in 2017–2019 when inflation was low. Businesses’ price expectations rose in July after a five-month decline.
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fuel prices may negatively affect inflation expectations and inflation. Also, high uncertainty remains about future external economic conditions. For inflation to decelerate to 4% and
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see the shaded areas in the charts) have narrowed for most indicators. • Inflation: Analysts have raised their forecast for 2026–2027 to 6.2% (+0.
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the key rate at which monetary Nominal neutral key policy keeps inflation and inflation expectations rate on target over the long term and also keeps
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value through inflation.’ These beliefs generate additional inflation expectations among agents. Agents make decisions based on their subjective inflation forecasts, which exceed the inflation objectively
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approaches commonly used in the study of non-linear inflation responses, this paper describes the non-linearity of inflation in terms of the institutional constraints of individual
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their inflation expectations. Therefore, higher fuel prices might have second-round effects through both increasing costs and growing inflation expectations, thus influencing measures of underlying inflation.