
Russia's Central Bank Cuts Key Interest Rate to 14.5%
Russia's Central Bank has announced a cut to its key interest rate, bringing it down to 14.5%. This decision comes amidst ongoing economic challenges and efforts to stimulate the Russian economy.
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Russia's Central Bank has announced a cut to its key interest rate, bringing it down to 14.5%. This decision comes amidst ongoing economic challenges and efforts to stimulate the Russian economy.

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Russia's Central Bank has announced a reduction in its key interest rate, stating that the economy is continuing its return to a balanced growth trajectory despite recent inflation.