The Russian economy could cool down excessively due to high interest rates and may face difficulties returning to a growth ...

(Bloomberg) -- Russia’s overheating economy fueled by massive Kremlin ... Policymakers are hoping the signs of a slowdown in June and July indicate a cooling in domestic demand, according ...

A Russian economist has warned that the country may slide into "stagflation" by the end of the year if its leaders don't take ...

A slowdown in its growth will raise questions ... Russia's Central Bank said : "The Russian economy grew by 4.1% in 2024, which was slightly higher than the Bank of Russia forecast in October.

The slowdown is worrying for the Kremlin but not serious enough to significantly hobble its war effort. By Anatoly Kurmanaev Reporting from Berlin The wartime economy that Russia spurred into ...

In the meantime, a marked slowdown in the Russian economy has surprised some economists. "The sharp slowdown in Russian gross domestic product growth from 4.5% year-on-year in the fourth quarter ...

The figures appear to reflect a broader economic slowdown as sanctions, inflation, and the loss of Western companies continue to wreak havoc on key sectors. According to Russian analytical agency ...

Russia’s economy faced a sharp slowdown in February, stoking fear in the country just as a brewing global trade war is expected to hit prices for its oil and gas exports. The Kremlin’s ...

Economists have warned for months of a slowdown in Russia’s economic activity, with falling oil prices, high interest rates and a downturn in manufacturing all contributing to headwinds.

Russia’s overheating economy fueled by massive Kremlin spending on its invasion of Ukraine may be about to cool sharply amid mounting constraints on key sectors that have bolstered growth until now.

Russia's central bank kept borrowing costs at a two-decade high of 21 percent on Friday to combat rampant inflation, despite banks and businesses warning the economy was headed for a slowdown.