Elvira Nabiullina News
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Russian industrial-output growth slowed as a stalling economy and weakening exports hurt demand.
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VTB Group, Russia’s second-largest state bank, is calling on policy makers to lower interest rates to help spur credit just as Bank Rossii reiterates its commitment to refrain from monetary easing.
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Russian industrial production probably grew more slowly in April than in the previous month as a stalling local economy and weakening exports hurt demand.
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Russia’s central bank is holding back from easing monetary policy to counter a deepening economic slowdown as weak institutions remain a major drag on growth, according to First Deputy Chairman Alexey Ulyukayev.
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Russia left its main interest rates unchanged for an eighth month, brushing off government calls for lower borrowing costs and repeating an incremental cut to seldom used rates after inflation accelerated last month.
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Russia will probably refrain from lowering interest rates this month as faster inflation deflects the central bank’s attention from the flagging economy.
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Russia’s central bank is about to get a new chairman and, as at the Bank of England, the imminent arrival of a new broom has raised expectations of a more relaxed monetary policy.
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President Vladimir Putin rejected calls for fiscal stimulus, limiting Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev’s options as he races to meet a deadline for submitting a plan to revitalize Russia’s economy.
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Reining in consumer-price growth should remain the Russian central bank’s most important goal as it will help stimulate investment, said Elvira Nabiullina, President Vladimir Putin’s candidate to head the regulator.
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President Vladimir Putin picked a member of his inner circle to lead Russia’s central bank after government calls for lower borrowing costs fell on deaf ears.
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