The IMF scares Russia with new sanctions, recession and outflow of $100 billion
Moscow - Kyiv, July 2 (Navigator, Mikhail Stamm) - The consequences of the conflict with Ukraine are a decrease in confidence in the economic prospects, a cooling of investor attitudes towards the country, capital outflow, a decline in consumer spending and an even more rapid weakening of the ruble, according to the fund’s report on the Russian economy . Subscribe to the Navigator - Kyiv news on Facebook, Odnoklassniki or Vkontakte Capital outflow will exceed $100 billion in 2014 ($51 billion in the first quarter, $59,7 billion in 2013), the IMF expects. GDP growth in this...