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Russia’s central bank gingerly cuts rates, caught between business complaints and inflation
Russia’s central bank made a smaller than usual interest rate cut to support economic growth amid high inflation caused by war spending. The move reflects a compromise between addressing business complaints about stagnant growth and controlling inflation above the bank’s target.
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