The sharp fall in the Russian ruble today has raised the risk that the central bank pauses its easing cycle when it meets later this month. The situation is in a state of flux and the outlook for interest rates will depend in part on whether US sanctions escalate. But as things stand, the shift in market expectations – investors are no longer pricing in any interest rate cuts over the coming year – looks like an over-reaction.
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