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Russia-2022: Macro Stability to Be Prioritized

... pressures the CBR is likely to start lowering its key rate in the second half of next year, with the macroeconomic fundamentals likely allowing some fiscal expansion to support growth. Overall, there is unlikely to be a significant economic policy shift in Russia away from prioritizing reserve accumulation and macroeconomic stability. In the second half of 2021 the Russian government ruled to raise the threshold for the National Wellbeing Fund from 7% of GDP to 10% of GDP – thus in effect raising the scope for accumulating reserves vs spending them. However,...

11.02.2022

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Chinese Octopus: How China Is Taking Over the Post-Soviet Space

... growing interest from Abkhazia in having more Chinese tourists and investors in honey and wine industry while Transnistria would like to export more cognac in Asian markets. Zachary Paikin: Orders Within Orders: A New Paradigm for Greater Eurasia From a macroeconomic perspective, the West and Russia should keep in mind the whole population in the South Caucasus is no more than an average city in continental China. While the European Union and Russia are struggling with the political and economic crisis, China is having an impressive budget ...

18.06.2019

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