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261 11.11.2020
have influenced lending and inflation. Since February, when the first signs of coronavirus spreading outside China manifested themselves, both the Bank of Russia and the
262 11.11.2020
the emergence of new adverse factors. Self-restrictions tightened amid the resurgence of coronavirus cases, which retarded the production of consumer services. Growth in intermediate goods
263 10.11.2020
boosted by central banks' signals that they may expand incentives as the coronavirus pandemic intensifies. Read more in the latest issue of the Financial Market
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09.11.2020
disposable income and Other restrictions implemented to contain the spread GFCF of coronavirus (Charts 1 and 2). Contraction in Household consumption investment activity amid growing
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06.11.2020
hardships. To a certain extent, banks are bearing the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic in the economy. Furthermore, the accumulated safety cushion secures the sustainability
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03.11.2020
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
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02.11.2020
activity development. New coronavirus contagions have started to pick up rapidly in Russia and across the world. The prevention of the coronavirus spread may require
268 23.10.2020
so much uncertainty. There may emerge absolutely unpredictable events, such as the coronavirus pandemic. Nobody could expect this, and it has dramatically affected not only
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growth path will be largely influenced by the upcoming budget consolidation, further coronavirus pandemic developments across the globe and in Russia, as well as by
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20.10.2020
the global financial markets. Due to the concerns around further strengthening of coronavirus and the likelihood of new lockdowns, investors flew from risky assets. The