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Counting the economic costs of the Ukraine crisis for Russia

Although financial markets in Russia have tumbled today, the immediate fallout from the Ukraine crisis for Russia’s economy might well be less severe than many fear. Nonetheless, with growth already stagnating, it will only add to the headwinds facing Russia. And while the near-term fallout may be manageable, the crisis could have significant longer-term implications for Russia’s economy.

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