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Russia Consumer Prices (Feb.)

The further fall in Russian inflation to 2.3% y/y in February leaves the door open for the central bank to continue its easing cycle this month. Although market expectations for easing have been pared back since the coronavirus outbreak as the ruble has come under pressure, we think that another two 25bp interest rate cuts at the next couple of meetings are still more likely.

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