The slowdown in Russian GDP growth in Q3, to 1.3% y/y, appears to have been driven by broad-based weakness across the economy. But the early signs are that growth will recover in Q4, and we still expect the pace of GDP growth in 2019 to be a bit stronger than most expect.
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