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Russians' inflation expectations fall to 12.4% in June 2026, lowest since July 2024

In June, inflation expectations among Russians dropped to 12.4%, down from 13% in May, reaching the lowest point since July 2024. This decrease, highlighted in a recent inFOM poll for Bank of Russia, indicates an increasing sense of stability within Russian economy.

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Jun 17, 2026 · 1 min read · 1 views
Russians' inflation expectations fall to 12.4% in June 2026, lowest since July 2024

Key Takeaways

  • •Inflation expectations among Russians fell to 12.4% in June, the lowest since July 2024.
  • •Observed inflation decreased from 14.2% in May to 15.1% in June.
  • •The inFOM survey included over 2,000 participants aged 18 and older.
  • •Expected inflation among households with savings dropped to 11% in June from 11.8% in May.
  • •Households without savings saw expectations fall from 14.1% in May to 13.6% in June.

Inflation expectations in Russia dropped to 12.4% in June,down from 13% in May . Lowest since July 2024. Observed inflation also dipped,going from 14.2% in May to 15.1% in June,says recent inFOM poll for Bank of Russia.

Survey ran May 29-June 2026. Over 2,000 Russians aged 18+ took part. Among those with savings,expected inflation fell to 11% in June from 11.8% in May . For households without savings,expectations slid from 14.1% in May to 13.6% in June.

Shift in expectations might point to growing stability in Russian economy . Consumers adjusting outlooks based on trends. Data hints at more optimism on future price stability. Will this change spending habits?

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