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31.03.2025
10 5 inflation Inflation % YoY Jan25 9.9 10.1 9.9 10.1 10.0 9.4 10.1 9.2 Core inflation % YoY
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28.03.2025
into consideration when making decisions on monetary policy to analyse and forecast inflation, identify the key trends in economic development across Russia in general and
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without provoking a further acceleration of inflation and depreciation of the ruble,’ Elvira Nabiullina stated. A gradual return of inflation to the target will give
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year’s inflation, the Bank of Russia’s inflation target, the inflation target and the success of achieving it in the pre-pandemic period, inflation expectations
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26.03.2025
the inflation targeting regime, with the objective of monetary policy staying the same – keeping annual inflation close to 4%.2 Low and stable inflation makes
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only the inflation forecast but also the risk that inflation might exceed the predicted rate. A situation where the risk of high inflation is more
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return of inflation back to 4% in 2026. The regulator will continue analysing the rate and sustainability of the decrease in inflation and inflation expectations.
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21.03.2025
higher market rates constrain demand and inflation, while lower ones stimulate them. In addition to monetary policy and demand, inflation and financial market trends are
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21.03.2025
inflation expectations of households and businesses were considerably above the 2017–2019 levels when inflation was close to 4%. The discussants concurred that elevated inflation
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and sustainability of the decline in inflation and inflation expectations. If disinflation dynamics do not ensure achieving the inflation target, the Bank of Russia will