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Russia CPI (Oct.)

The slightly smaller-than-expected rise in Russian inflation, to 3.5% y/y, last month supports our view that the central bank will refrain from tightening monetary policy further. Markets, in contrast, are still pricing in some additional interest rate hikes.

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