Preliminary annual 2014 Russian GDP data, which showed that the economy grew by 0.6% over the year as a whole, are consistent with a small year-on-year fall in GDP in the final quarter of last year. And, crucially, this is yet to reflect the full impact of the plunge in oil prices at the end of last year.
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