Russia's central bank has decided to keep its key interest rate at 16%, maintaining borrowing costs unchanged for the time being. Despite five consecutive rate hikes since last summer, inflation pressures persist, and the central bank stated that returning inflation to its 4% target would require "tight monetary conditions... for a long period." The bank's next rate-setting meeting is scheduled for March 22. Read The Rest at :
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