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RUSSIA: MNI CBR Preview – February 2025

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  • The CBR is expected to keep its key rate unchanged at 21% again this month given that inflationary pressures and lending dynamics have not developed in a way which would warrant a further tightening of monetary policy.
  • However, communication from both the policy statement and post-decision press conference is likely to retain a hawkish bias.
  • All surveyed analysts expect rates to be held at this juncture.

See the full preview, with a summary of sell-side analyst views, here.

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  • The CBR is expected to keep its key rate unchanged at 21% again this month given that inflationary pressures and lending dynamics have not developed in a way which would warrant a further tightening of monetary policy.
  • However, communication from both the policy statement and post-decision press conference is likely to retain a hawkish bias.
  • All surveyed analysts expect rates to be held at this juncture.

See the full preview, with a summary of sell-side analyst views, here.