Russia Retail Sales, Investment & Industrial Production (Jul.)

The raft of Russian activity data for July, released today, showed that the economy continued to contract by 4-5% y/y at the start of Q3. And the latest drop in oil prices means that the fall in output in Q3 as a whole is likely to be just as deep as in Q2.

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