> in 1995 so i assume that's russia 2028 or 2029. right now we're in phase of government hiding economic data, which feels like late ussr. however dollar broke barrier of 100rubles and it seems like this time gov doesn't have enough foreign currency to stabilize it back, like it did in summer 2023. this feels more like early 1992, when hyperinflation broke out. however instead of hyperinflation bank of russia might opt for stagflation instead, which is harder to predict in russian environment - instead of russia it happened in us in 1970s and ended with reagonomics in 1980s - and current day russia isn't us 50 years ago. that's why hyperinflation scenario is more likely, because that's what russian rulling class already knows.
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