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Russian inflation expectations fall to 13.2% in October
Russians’ inflation expectations fell to 13.2% in October, down from 14.2% in September.
The figures come from a survey conducted for the Bank of Russia among at least 2,000 adults from October 5 to 15.
People said prices had risen 14.5% over the past year, compared with 15.1% in September.
But expected inflation over five years rose to 12.2%, up from 10.7% the previous month.
For the coming year, expectations fell among people both with savings and without them.
Those with savings expected 11.6% inflation, while people without savings expected 14.6%.
These figures show how people perceive price changes and what they expect, but the survey provides no forecast of what inflation will actually be.
Inflation expectations in Russia fell to 13.2% in October from 14.2% in September, according to a survey for the Bank of Russia.
Observed inflation declined to 14.5% from 15.1% over the same period.
Expected inflation over five years rose to 12.2% in October from 10.7% in September.
Expected inflation among people with savings fell to 11.6%, while it declined to 14.6% among those without savings.
The survey was conducted from October 5 to 15 among at least 2,000 adults in Russia.
- Who
- Russian adults surveyed by InFOM for the Bank of Russia.
- What
- Inflation expectations fell to 13.2% in October from 14.2% in September.
- When
- October 2026; the survey was conducted from October 5 to 15.
- Where
- Russia.
- Why
- Not stated.
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InFOM surveyed at least 2,000 adults in Russia for the Bank of Russia.
TASS reported that inflation expectations had fallen to 13.2% in October from 14.2% in September.
- Inflation expectations
- 13.2% in October, down from 14.2% in September
- Observed inflation
- 14.5% in October, down from 15.1% in September
- Five-year expected inflation
- 12.2% in October, up from 10.7% in September
- Survey period
- October 5–15, 2026
- Survey respondents
- At least 2,000 adults in Russia