TREE NEWS reports: Russia’s economy expanded 1% year on year in the third quarter, slowing from 1.3% growth in the previous reading. Capital investment rose 6.2% year on year in the quarter, reversing a 6.6% decline in the prior period. The figures point to softer headline growth alongside a sharp rebound in investment spending.
Russia Q3 GDP grows 1% year on year, down from 1.3% prior
AI take
The divergence is the story: headline growth cooled while capital investment swung from a steep decline to a solid gain, suggesting the composition of activity is shifting even as the aggregate slows. For macro watchers tracking Russia's war-adjusted economy, investment-led momentum against softer output complicates the read on underlying demand. Whether the investment rebound is sustained or merely a rebound off a weak base is the open question.
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