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Russia Consumer Prices (Oct.)

Russian inflation jumped to 4.0% y/y in October as the weakness in the ruble continued to feed into stronger consumer prices. There’s now a greater chance that inflation peaks at a higher level than we and the central bank had expected, prompting the monetary easing cycle to stay on pause into early next year.

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