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The Bank of Russia cut its key rate to 14% but raised its inflation outlook, signaling slower easing as fuel costs, supply constraints, and fiscal risks persist.

Russia’s war economy is placing growing pressure on its banking sector. Explore how rising bad loans, sanctions, and fiscal strain could reshape financial stability and global market risk in 2026.

Russia’s oil output decline, acknowledged by Alexander Novak, highlights supply risk, sanctions pressure, and OPEC+ uncertainty.

Russia’s central bank lowered interest rates again as economic growth slows under wartime pressures. Here’s what it means for inflation, the rouble, sanctions, and global markets.

Russia’s oil and gas income fell to its lowest level since 2020, highlighting the growing fiscal strain from sanctions and raising new questions for global energy markets.

The EU and G7 are weighing a ban on maritime services for Russian oil exports and debating the future of the price cap. This article explains the potential market, inflation, and geopolitical impacts.

NATO allies have agreed to significantly increase purchases of U.S. weapons for Ukraine. This article explains the strategic, economic, and geopolitical implications for Europe, Russia, and global security.

The White House says negotiations with Ukraine show real progress, raising hopes for a path toward ending the Russia–Ukraine war. Here’s what the diplomatic shift means for energy markets, Europe’s economy, and geopolitical risk.