Russia's Minister of Economic Development, Maxim Reshetnikov, acknowledged at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum ...

Analysts emphasize that Russia is using property seizures and nationalization as a means of repression in the occupied ...

Russia’s ties to the global economy are rapidly unwinding as crushing sanctions and the Kremlin’s response upend decades of post-Soviet reforms. The Kremlin announced strict … ...

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Friday predicted the Russian economy would withstand the European Union's latest ...

MoneyWatch: Russia's currency bounces back despite sanctions 04:06. A month into the most severe and coordinated sanctions by Western governments, Russia's economy is showing signs of cracking.

Ultimately, the impact could be higher food costs, experts say. ... Russia’s $1.48 trillion economy is so small in comparison to Europe’s roughly $18 trillion GDP ...

More than a dozen countries stand in the crosshairs of Trump's threat to impose 100% tariffs over their economic ties to ...

Russia may face a longer and deeper recession as the impact of U.S. and European sanctions spreads, handicapping sectors that the country has relied on for years to power its economy, according to ...

The events of the past few weeks regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine have certainly had an effect on the markets and the economy as a whole. While markets don’t Russia’s Impacts on the ...

Russia’s New Economic Data Is Inconsistent on Impact of War and Sanctions Figures published by Moscow don’t track private-sector surveys that show a sharp contraction in Russian manufacturing By ...

In the case of Russia, though, the second-biggest player in the global economy, which is China, is not only not participating in the sanctions but is actually helping weaken their impact.

The real economic costs of an invasion for Russia then, are far from clear. And nor, for that matter, is Putin's ultimate goal. At the time of writing at least, it's possible this whole tense ...