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Russia CPI (Sep.)

The fall in Russian inflation to the central bank’s target of 4.0% y/y in September is likely to be followed by a further decline in the headline rate over the coming months. We currently expect an additional 50bp of cuts in the policy rate by early 2020. But there’s a rising probability that the central bank will ease monetary conditions by more than that.

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