News
Russia's War Economy Is Heading To Recession. It Probably Won't Slow Down The War.
Russian officials are telegraphing a slowdown of the country’s war economy -- the first major slump since the launch of the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine more than 40 months ago. What it means for the war is uncertain.
Despite the resilience that Russia's economy has been projecting over the past few years, there are signs of a sharp slowdown ...
Russia is also facing a "food catastrophe" after grain harvests were reported to have fallen by 12.7 million tonnes in the ...
Russia’s economy faces a worsening outlook that is graver than publicly acknowledged, with a credible risk of a systemic ...
Record-low unemployment and ultra-hot inflation have put Russia “on the brink” of a recession, its economy minister said.
Russia has weathered sweeping economic sanctions over the Ukraine war better than many expected, but the months ahead could pose a tougher test. Russia's economy holds up, but challenges lie ...
But the Russian economy has remained strong, defying many economists' expectations. We wanted to understand why that's happened, so we called Alexandra Prokopenko, a fellow at Carnegie Eurasia ...
Russia has also been helped, oddly enough, by the fact that its economy lacks a major manufacturing sector, and doesn’t make much that people in the West want to buy.
The air is seeping out of Russia’s sanctions-beleaguered economy, but not fast enough to impede President Vladimir Putin’s calamitous war in Ukraine or to inconvenience most Russians.
In today’s Russian papers, Nezavisimaya Gazeta said: “In June the Russian car market kept up its 25% fall. “Because of ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback