The Inflationary Expectations of the Population of the Russian Federation Rose to 14.2 per Cent in September
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The inflationary expectations of the population of the Russian Federation rose from 13.7 per cent in September to 14.2 per cent, according to a survey commissioned by the Bank of Russia "INFOM".
In September, the population's expectations for price increases rose by 0.5 percentage points (para.) to 14.2 per cent annually, according to an INFOM survey commissioned by the Bank of Russia from 3 to 15 September. Respondents with savings increased their annual inflation projections by 0.8 pc to 12.8 per cent. Survey respondents with no savings increased by 0.4 pc to 15.4 per cent.
The inflationary expectations of Russians for the coming year rose to 14.2 per cent in September, after 13.7 per cent in August.
The inflationary expectations of Russians rose to 14.2 per cent in September, from 13.7 per cent in August, according to a study commissioned by the Bank of Russia.
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