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values since October 2021.
*** SAAR – seasonally adjusted annualised rate.
Sources: InFOM, Rosstat, Bank of Russia, Interfax, Moscow Exchange.
Inflation Expectations and Consumer Sentiment
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values since October 2021.
*** SAAR – seasonally adjusted annualised rate.
Sources: InFOM, Rosstat, Bank of Russia, Interfax, Moscow Exchange.
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market. Further price dynamics will depend on car lending conditions, the ruble exchange rate,
and consumer behaviour in anticipation of a new rise in the
values since October 2021.
*** SAAR – seasonally adjusted annualised rate.
Sources: InFOM, Rosstat, Bank of Russia, Interfax, Moscow Exchange.
Inflation Expectations and Consumer Sentiment
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microfinance organisations.
13 For credit institutions and microfinance organisations.
14 At the exchange rate as of 1 July 2025.
15 In accordance with Bank of
on the average exchange rate.
Source: Bank of Russia.
PRICES FOR GOODS AND SERVICES CHARACTERISED BY HIGH AND LOW SENSITIVITY TO EXCHANGE RATE Chart 29
welfare channel), and the ruble exchange rate (the foreign exchange channel).1
Through any of these channels, higher market rates constrain demand and inflation, while
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case of escalating trade disputes may have proinflationary effects through the ruble exchange rate dynamics. Geopolitical tensions remain a significant uncertainty factor. Disinflationary risks involve
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monetary conditions, fiscal policy, and the impact of the key rate on the exchange rate. We estimate the future key rate path taking into account
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case of escalating trade disputes may have proinflationary effects through the ruble exchange rate dynamics. Geopolitical tensions remain a significant uncertainty factor. Disinflationary risks involve