Sanctions have weakened Russia's economy.
According to the Polish press agency IAR, worldwide penalties aimed at Russia have impaired its financial system and might result in the nation’s monetary separation. This represents the judgment of specialists in an analysis by the International Monetary Fund.
The Russian financial system has come to a standstill owing to a considerable decrease in investments, according to the assessment. It highlights that sustained ambiguity may diminish spending and augment the departure of capital.
Between January and June, investors extracted $80 billion from Russia, the ruble shed 10% of its worth compared to the dollar, and price increases accelerated. This has sparked worries that Russia will pursue independence via consolidation with the remainder of the globe, the analysis indicates.
Concurrently, the International Monetary Fund upheld its economic projection for meager expansion in the Russian financial system this year at 0.2%.
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