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Russia Final CPI (Dec.)

The fall in Russian inflation in December to 12.9% y/y provided the first clear sign that the impact of the 2014 ruble crisis has started to unwind. And we think that inflation is likely to decline further over the coming months. Nonetheless, the latest fall in the ruble means that the central bank is still unlikely to cut interest rates at its meeting this month.

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