Next move in Russian rates likely to be down

The less hawkish nature of the Russian central bank’s statement means that we no longer expect an interest rate hike in the coming months. Instead, with inflation likely to return to target in 2020, we think that interest rate cuts will come back onto the agenda next year.

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