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Russia’s fiscal boost, Polish rates & Ukraine’s IMF deal

Signs that Russia’s government is ramping up spending have raised hopes that economic growth will strengthen further in the coming quarters, but we don’t think that it will provide the large boost that many are anticipating. Meanwhile, recent developments suggest that the debate on the Polish MPC will increasingly shift towards interest rate cuts and the Ukrainian authorities are edging closer to securing a fresh deal with the IMF.

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