Sberbank Expects Bank of Russia Key Rate to Fall to 12-13% by End of 2026
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- Sberbank, Russia's largest bank, expects the Bank of Russia to cut its key rate to 12-13% by the end of 2026, Deputy CEO Taras Skvortsov said.
- The Central Bank will maintain a cautious approach to monetary policy easing amid persistent proinflationary risks.
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Warum es wichtig ist
Sberbank is Russia's largest bank by assets and a key player in the Russian financial system. The Bank of Russia has been maintaining a restrictive monetary policy stance to combat inflation in recent years.
MOSCOW, April 29. /TASS/. Sberbank expects the key rate of the Bank of Russia will be within the range of 12-13%, Deputy CEO of the top Russian bank Taras Skvortsov told reporters. "The Central Bank will keep the cautious approach towards monetary policy softening during the time remaining until the end of the year amid proinflationary risks preserved," the banker said. "Accordingly, the key rate will drop to the range of 12-13% by the end of 2026," Skvortsov added.
Offene Fragen
- What is the current key rate level?
- What specific proinflationary risks is Sberbank referencing?






