Russian inflation and inflation fluctuations

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia has experienced various periods of high inflation, with rates reaching double digits in the 1990s and early 2000s. Factors contributing to inflation fluctuations in Russia include changes in oil prices, exchange rate fluctuations, government policies, and global economic conditions.

In recent years, Russia has made efforts to stabilize its economy and reduce inflation through measures such as targeting inflation rates, implementing monetary policy tools, and addressing structural issues in the economy. However, external factors such as sanctions, geopolitical tensions, and global economic uncertainty continue to impact inflation in Russia.