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7/9/2025, 6:34:39 AM
>Rosstat this week affirmed its preliminary first-quarter GDP growth estimate of 1.4 % y-o-y, bolstering the view that a substantial slowing of Russia’s economic growth is underway.
>Consumer prices rose by another 10% y-o-y in May.
>Expenditures were increased by 800 million rubles despite lower-than-expected revenues. As a result, the federal budget deficit planned for this year is now significantly larger than previously expected, at about 3.8 trillion rubles (1.7% of GDP).
>A leading topic at this year’s St. Peterburg Economic Forum (June 18–21) was whether the slowing Russian economy is headed for a controlled “soft” landing or falling into recession.
>Consumer prices rose by another 10% y-o-y in May.
>Expenditures were increased by 800 million rubles despite lower-than-expected revenues. As a result, the federal budget deficit planned for this year is now significantly larger than previously expected, at about 3.8 trillion rubles (1.7% of GDP).
>A leading topic at this year’s St. Peterburg Economic Forum (June 18–21) was whether the slowing Russian economy is headed for a controlled “soft” landing or falling into recession.
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