Russia's Central Bank Implements First Interest Rate Cut Since 2022
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Russia's central bank has reduced its key interest rate by 1 percentage point to 20%, the first cut since 2022, as inflation decreases and the economy begins to cool after a period of rapid growth fueled by wartime spending. The move aims to balance inflation control with economic growth, which has slowed significantly in 2025, reflecting a shift towards more sustainable growth amid ongoing challenges.
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