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Sanctions do not have a decisive impact on economic growth in Russia, said Elvira Nabiullina. The head of the regulator spoke at a press conference with journalists today. “With regard to sanctions risks, geopolitical, we, of course, take this into account as one of the significant factors in forecasting the development of the economy. But I want to say that, in general, the economy is adapting to these sanctions, and we see that the growth rates are now close to potential. This factor cannot be ignored, but it has a limited effect,” said Nabiullina.... Fort Russ Russian Central Bank: Sanctions Do Not Have Decisive Impact on EconomyJoaquin Flores
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: Central Bank of Russia, Elvira Nabiullina, Russian economy, US sanctions
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Sanctions do not have a decisive impact on economic growth in Russia, said Elvira Nabiullina. The head of the regulator spoke at a press conference with journalists today. “With regard to sanctions risks, geopolitical, we, of course, take this into account as one of the significant factors in forecasting the development of the economy. But I want to say that, in general, the economy is adapting to these sanctions, and we see that the growth rates are now close to potential. This factor cannot be ignored, but it has a limited effect,” said Nabiullina.... Fort Russ Russian Central Bank: Sanctions Do Not Have Decisive Impact on EconomyJoaquin Flores
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: Central Bank of Russia, Elvira Nabiullina, Russian economy, US sanctions
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Sanctions do not have a decisive impact on economic growth in Russia, said Elvira Nabiullina. The head of the regulator spoke at a press conference with journalists today.
“With regard to sanctions risks, geopolitical, we, of course, take this into account as one of the significant factors in forecasting the development of the economy. But I want to say that, in general, the economy is adapting to these sanctions, and we see that the growth rates are now close to potential. This factor cannot be ignored, but it has a limited effect,” said Nabiullina....Fort Russ