Russia’s Economy Slows Amid Rising War Costs and Budget Deficit
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- •Russia’s budget deficit has expanded as war-related spending rises.
- •Economic growth in Russia has decelerated in early 2026.
- •The Russian central bank has reduced interest rates but is nearing the lowest feasible level.
- •War costs are a significant factor contributing to fiscal strain.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Russian government increases military spending further the budget deficit could widen more, leading to greater economic instability and potential cuts in public services affecting Russian citizens.
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Economic slowdown and fiscal pressures in Russia, a major oil exporter, could cause fluctuations in global oil supply expectations.
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