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Russia: what to expect in 2016

So far as Russia is concerned, the best that can be said for 2016 is that it should be a year in which the economy stabilises. Even a marked rebound in oil prices would be unlikely to spur a return to reasonable rates of economic growth and consumers in particular will remain under pressure. Inflation should drop back but the central bank will adopt an extremely cautious approach to policy easing.

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