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Table 2.8 Russia, including those introduced in the wake of the coronavirus Interest Rates on the Bank of Russia’s Special infection. Due to

current environment as economies are still reeling from the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic. Thus, the Bank of Japan continues to pursue its ultra-soft monetary

the key rate. Russia, including those introduced in the wake of the coronavirus infection. Due to changes in external economic conditions, the Bank of Russia

volatility in the Bank of Russia’s inflation targeting experience and the coronavirus crisis that began in 2020. Thus, the following topics are expertly formed:

in coronavirus cases5 in Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia reminds that the pandemic has not ended yet. A massive resurgence in coronavirus cases

reintroduced temporary restrictions in relation to Russian ships due to the detected coronavirus traces on the packaging. A leading exporter noted high demand from Japan

world, as in previous years (Chart 1). Amid gradual economic recovery after coronavirus crisis of 2020, accompanied by increase in consumer and investment demand, the

the key rate. Russia, including those introduced in the wake of the coronavirus infection. Due to changes in external economic conditions, the Bank of Russia

picture was, in particular, seen during the most acute phase of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020. Growth in household ruble funds on bank accounts accelerated

6 -99.4 20–28 February 2020 (coronavirus pandemic) 5.2 -164.5 2–19 March 2020 (coronavirus pandemic and oil market shock) 18.4