Vladimir Putin wants Russians to feel like there is no war and life is normal. But how long can it last? Economic editor Peter Mironenko on Putin’s purse strings.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting on the country's transport industry via video link in Sochi, Russia, May 24, 2022. during trying circumstances is not down to printing money, but Mironenko says the treasury effectively is doing that while cleverly keeping it from flowing too quickly into the economy to further drive prices up.
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