The report discusses the macroeconomic implications of increased geopolitical risk due to the crisis in Ukraine, focusing on capital outflows, currency impact, and growth trajectory for Russia. It compares the situation to 2008, assesses the impact on the ruble and growth, and considers second-round effects such as sanctions and interest rate changes.
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{"title":"Russia: macro implications of increased geopolitical risk","key_people":["Yaroslav Ustovolik","Artem Zaygin","Vladimir Putin","President Yanukovich","PM Azarov"],"document_date":"2014-03-07","document_type":"correspondence","key_locations":["Russia","Ukraine"],"document_subtype":"Special Report","key_organizations":["Deutsche Bank","Federation Council","European Union","CBR","Moody's"]}