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the back of the exchange rate fluctuations. The autumn rise in the coronavirus incidence did not lead to significant changes in consumer behaviour and price

as a result of supply- side factors related, in particular, to the coronavirus pandemic. Annual inflation increased by 0.32 pp to 3.99%, including

vulnerability of the financial system to both internal and external shocks (the coronavirus pandemic became such a shock in 2020). As a result of the

external demand amid a Construction Agriculture Manufacturing Mining and quarrying resurgence of coronavirus cases in a range of Basic indicator Key indicator including wholesale, % excluding

the increased volatility in global financial markets in the context of the coronavirus infection outbreak 10 August 2020: The Bank of Russia reduced risk weight

further in response to rising coronavirus contagions. This will bring about inflation acceleration from last year’s low base. Soaring coronavirus contagions may have a

resilience. Having in part taken the brunt of the damage inflicted by coronavirus, banks are projected to bear it without causing problems for depositors or

of the forecast are highly uncertain due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, as noted by the IMF mission. Moreover, IMF experts emphasise that

regarding the outcome of the US presidential election. However, the surge in coronavirus cases and the reintroduction of lockdowns in the second half of the

downwards since the considerable food prices. Proinflationary pressure on non- rise in coronavirus infection cases adversely food prices was caused by the weaker ruble and