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Russia Consumer Prices (Jun.)

Russian inflation rose to 3.2% y/y in June and we think that it will rise a bit further over the coming months. But this increase should prove temporary and inflation is likely to remain below the central bank’s 4% target this year. We remain comfortable with our forecast for an additional 100bp of interest rate cuts, to 3.50%, which is more easing than markets are pricing in.

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