Dec 7, 2010
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- Russian growth stalled in late 2010 as higher inflation hit private consumption. In 2011, a recovery in fixed investment and continued government stimulus will support growth.
- The Russian government will finance its fiscal deficits with a mix of privatization revenues, drawing down the reserve fund and domestic debt issuances.
- The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) has recognized the need to fight inflationary pressures but will be hindered by weak economic growth. We expect rate hikes in Q1 2011.
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