The Worst Is Over for the Ruble for Now: Shashenkov

The video discusses the resilience of the Russian economy amidst crises, highlighting the impact of low oil prices and sanctions. It examines the Russian Central Bank's efforts to stabilize the ruble and the current investment trends in Russian markets. Experts provide insights into the economic outlook, noting that while the situation is unpredictable, the worst may be over for now.

What are the two main factors contributing to the Russian economy's losses this year?

• High inflation and low oil prices

• Low oil prices and sanctions

• Currency devaluation and inflation

• Sanctions and high interest rates

How has the Russian Central Bank responded to the currency market challenges?

• By intervening heavily in the currency markets

• By reducing foreign reserves

• By implementing austerity measures

• By increasing interest rates

What recent trend has been observed in the value of the ruble?

• It has been depreciating rapidly

• It has remained stable

• It has been fluctuating unpredictably

• It has been appreciating

What is the general sentiment among Russian investors regarding equity markets?

• They are investing heavily in foreign markets

• They are sitting on the sidelines

• They are withdrawing from the markets

• They are actively investing in equities

What is a major reason for the unpredictability in the Russian investment landscape?

• Increased competition from foreign investors

• Lack of government support

• Global trends and developments

• High inflation rates