Russian Federation; Selected Issues
This Selected Issues paper on the Russian Federation underlies inflation persistence and evolution in response to structural shocks. Inflation in Russia has been characterized by a considerable degree of persistence. An explicit inflation-targeting framework may help reduce firms’ uncertainty about the future. This, in turn, may allow firms to be more forward-looking, thereby reducing persistence. The exchange rate is the Central Bank of Russia’s (CBR) main policy instrument for controlling inflation. Allowing more nominal appreciation would help to keep inflation on a downward path and better anchor inflation expectations.
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2007-10-23
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Government expenditures | Selected issues | inflation | price inflation | monetary policy | monetary fund | monetary economics | money demand | foreign currency | inflation equation | measure of inflation | inflation process | money supply | inflation dynamics | rational expectations | inflation objective | inflationary expectations | inflation-targeting | gdp deflator | monetary transmission | monetary policy framework | terms of trade | inflation targeting | inflation target | increase in inflation | central bank |
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