Indicators of economic stress in Russia are becoming increasingly alarming. Rising inflation, declining industrial output, and a weakening currency are all pointing to growing instability. Analysts warn that without significant policy adjustments, the country could face a deeper economic downturn. International sanctions and falling energy prices have further strained the nation’s financial position, making it harder to fund critical sectors and maintain public spending levels. The central bank has attempted to stabilize the situation through interest rate adjustments, but these measures have had limited success so far. Economic pressures are now beginning to affect everyday citizens, with reports of rising unemployment and reduced consumer confidence.
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