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  1. The ongoing war is testing the limits of both sides, while past policy failures are being used as cautionary examples.
  2. War strains Russia's public finances due to the Ukraine conflict, prompting Central Bank rate cuts affecting market stability.
  3. Russian banks are demanding higher financing rates while the Ministry of Finance raises money to fund the war, amid speculation of a key rate cut.

Nikita Volkov commented on how the market is pricing potential interest rate cuts by the Bank of Russia.

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Nikita Volkov commented on how the market is pricing potential interest rate cuts by the Bank of Russia.

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Russian banks are demanding higher financing rates while the Ministry of Finance raises money to fund the war, amid speculation of a key rate cut. All 1 developments

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