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22.03.2024
showed stronger growth, suggesting a decrease in medium-term market-implied inflation expectations. In February, other indicators of inflation expectations were also down but still remained elevated.
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in prices for outbound tourism. This factor excluded, core inflation saw no significant changes. Households’ inflation expectations and businesses’ price expectations have continued to decline.
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inflation. As regards the factors hampering the development of the industrial sector, this is exactly high inflation. Investment is much more strongly influenced by inflation
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in prices for outbound tourism. This factor excluded, core inflation saw no significant changes. Households’ inflation expectations and businesses’ price expectations have continued to decline.
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22.03.2024
climb, while household inflation expectations are sensitive to food price hikes, pro-inflationary risks remain high. The estimates of households’ perceived inflation and inflation expectations declined
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14.03.2024
given the situation for achieving Foreign currency-denominated assets and precious metals the inflation target. The key rate is set by the Bank of Russia mainly
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the months ahead are set to bring a further gradual slowdown in inflation as the economy returns to a balanced growth path. More details are
928 11.03.2024
monetary conditions for long. Yields on federal government bonds rose in February. Inflation expectation indicators declined but remained elevated. Lending activity was more subdued than
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06.03.2024
in inflation. At the current stage, the economy might need tighter monetary policy to decelerate inflation at a desired pace, that is, to bring inflation
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06.03.2024
2.1 2.0 Core inflation (Core PCE) in the USA. Core inflation (Core HICP) in the euro area. Core inflation (Core CPI) in China.