Loading the video Business Video. Russia raises interest rate to 13% as economy struggles Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 20/09/2023 - 16:56 GMT+2 The Central Bank of Russia raised its key lending rate by one percentage point to 13% on Friday, a month after imposing an even larger hike. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Russia raises interest rate to 13% as economy struggles Now playing Next Russia stages early voting in occupied Ukraine ahead of national election Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | September 15th, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next France cuts growth forecast as economy lags behind European neighbours Now playing Next ECB raises rates to 2.5% as energy costs bite Now playing Next Trump takes aim at Canadian alcohol in latest trade war escalation Now playing Next Germany to deploy troops to Lithuania after volunteer shortfall Now playing Next Butter late than never: Paris gets its first boutique entirely dedicated to butter Now playing Next EU halves cheap parcel influx in bid to rein in Chinese e-commerce Now playing Next NATO 'committed and ready' after shooting down drone over Lithuania Now playing Next EU finally taking heed of Baltic warnings over Russia, Latvian PM says Now playing Next At least 150 pro-LGBTQ protesters detained in Istanbul crackdown Now playing Next US threatens EU with retaliation over European preference in EU budget Now playing Next Von der Leyen will deliver an 'inspirational message' in annual speech, EU vice-president says Now playing Next Losing access to Bab el-Mandeb would be 'catastrophic for the entire world,' Qatar warns Now playing Next Romanian farmers clash with police in Bucharest over EU livestock ban More videos
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