Nabiullina: still Putin’s most effective general

Even Russia’s enemies say its central bank governor has played a bad hand well. But for how much longer?

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Russia’s actions since 2022 have caused widespread condemnation and inflicted significant damage on its economy. Sanctions have limited the country’s access to foreign capital and to its own reserves held abroad. Meanwhile, Russia’s public finances have come under increasing strain as economic activity has focused on sustaining a continued war of aggression against Ukraine.

Amid all this, the Bank of Russia has found itself at the forefront of measures to limit the damage. And its efforts have

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