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Russia Consumer Prices (Nov.)

The jump in Russian inflation to a 16-month high of 4.4% y/y last month takes the prospect of further interest rate cuts off the table for the next few months at least. That said, with underlying price pressures still weak, we think the headline rate will fall back next year, allowing the easing cycle to resume.

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