Developments in the US Senate indicate that sanctions on Russia are likely to tighten in the coming months. Historically, the introduction (or threat) of sanctions has tended to result in a long-lasting premium on Russian dollar bonds and the currency. But unless sanctions escalate dramatically, the impact on GDP growth should be limited.
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