Russia’s economy has been on a tear despite sanctions from the US and its allies. But both the Russian central bank and a new report from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development have less rosey predictions for 2025. Meanwhile, that same report from the EBRD shows that higher than average energy prices are still holding back economies in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. We speak to the EBRD’s chief economist on what factors are at play.
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