Russia’s Inflation Shock Gives Way to Soviet-Style Shortages
- Inflation eased slightly to 2.09% last week after sanctions
- Bank of Russia set to review policy at meeting on Friday
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Russian inflation eased slightly from a multi-decade high, but there are signs that food staples and imported goods are growing increasingly scarce after international sanctions over the invasion of Ukraine.