Russia Accelerates Rate Cuts Amid Economic Slowdown
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Russia's central bank has reduced its benchmark interest rate to 18% amid signs of a cooling economy and declining inflation, marking the second cut in two months. The move reflects easing inflation pressures and a shift towards balanced growth, though concerns remain about potential inflationary pressures from increased government spending and the stability of the banking sector. The central bank plans to maintain tight monetary conditions to achieve its inflation target by 2026.
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