The stabilisation in Russian inflation at 7.7% y/y in March was in line with expectations and adds to evidence that inflation pressures have continued to cool in recent months. Central bank governor Nabiullina has struck a hawkish tone this year but has given hints that interest rate cuts may be on the cards before long. We think it will start an easing cycle at its meeting in July.
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