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The National Bank of Ukraine kept its key policy rate at 15.5% during its October meeting, maintaining borrowing costs at the highest level since November 2023, as inflation expectations remained elevated and inflationary risks increased, particularly due to larger energy shortages and rising budgetary needs. Consumer inflation slowed to 11.9% year-on-year in September, down from 13.2% in August, and policymakers expect this trend to have continued in October. Nevertheless, inflation remains well above the central bank’s 5% target, with underlying price pressures persisting and core inflation easing only gradually. Inflation expectations among most surveyed groups showed little improvement over the past quarter, reflecting the ongoing impact of the war. Looking ahead, the central bank expects to begin interest rate cuts in Q1 2026, but warned that the timeline could be delayed if pro-inflationary risks intensify or underlying price pressures remain significant.

NBU Holds Key Rate at 15.5% Amid Persistent Inflation Risks

The Russian ruble was at 81.3 per USD, remaining stable since reaching two-year highs in the second quarter as strict capital controls and high interest rates offset the impact of fresh sanctions and a grim outlook on Russian growth. The US sanctioned Lukoil and Rosneft, pressuring the outlook of energy exports to India, which have been among the main consumers of Russian oil since the invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Also, the EU announced it would shun Russian LNG on 2027. Still, the impact on the currency was muted as the Kremlin's mandates export-oriented companies to sell 40% of their foreign exchange revenue. Additionally, the Bank of Russia delivered a softer-than-expected cut and signaled that policy would be set to curb inflationary pressures despite mounting growth concerns. The prolonged effect of Western sanctions, government spending that prioritizes the war against Ukraine, and high borrowing costs drove the IMF to forecast that Russia's GDP will only grow 0.6% this year.

Russian Ruble Holds Despite Sanctions

India's BSE Sensex closed about 0.2% up at 84,556 on Thursday, the highest since September 2024, marking the sixth straight session of gains, amid US-India trade deal optimism and ongoing upbeat corporate earnings. According to some reports, India and the United States are close to finalising a long-awaited trade pact that could see Washington reduce tariffs on Indian goods to around 15–16% from the current 50%. India has agreed to gradually reduce its imports of Russian oil, with energy and agriculture emerging as key topics in the deal. On the corporate front, tech companies and financials led the gains.

Indian Stocks Advance for 6th Day

The Central Bank of Turkey cut its key one-week repo rate by 100bps to 39.5% in October 2025, as expected, alongside reductions in the overnight lending rate to 42.5% and the borrowing rate to 38%. While demand conditions suggest disinflationary pressures, recent data indicate a slower pace of disinflation and rising risks from food prices. The Bank reaffirmed its commitment to a tight monetary stance until price stability is secured, emphasizing that policy will be guided by realized and expected inflation and its underlying trend. The Committee will adjust rates cautiously, reviewing each step based on inflation dynamics, and stands ready to tighten further if inflation deviates from interim targets. It also signaled potential macroprudential measures to support monetary transmission if needed. Liquidity conditions will be closely managed, with the overarching goal of achieving a 5% medium-term inflation target through a transparent, data-driven approach.

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