Three questions (and answers) on Russia’s Rosneft sale

The Russian government’s sale of part of its stake in Rosneft to the Qatar Investment Authority and Glencore late yesterday has raised questions about what the deal means for sanctions, the currency and the fiscal positon. In this Update, we answer three key questions to shed more light on these.

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