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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

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

Due to anti-pandemic measures introduced in China amid the outbreak of the coronavirus infection, cargo transportation from this country declined in April–early May, and

the Terms of Insurance Products Associated with the Spread of the Novel Coronavirus Infection (Covid-19)’ and on Inadmissibility of their Hard Selling’. The Bank of

55,9 20 — 28 February 2020 (coronavirus) -10,6% -29,6 48 -27,5 2 — 19 March 2020 (coronavirus and oil shock) -18,3% -100,

Policy Report in April 2021. 2 Box on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on potential output. MPG 2021–2023. Monetary Policy Report 42 No.

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

Bank of Russia including those introduced due to the spread of the coronavirus infection. The table shows the dynamics of interest rates (% per At auction