MOSCOW: Russia’s economy is still flatlining after more than two years of crisis, figures showed Monday, with Moscow hoping to end 2016 on the mend but with longer-term prospects looking gloomy.
State statistics agency Rosstat said the economy contracted by 0.4 percent year-on-year in the third quarter, confirming estimates by the economy ministry.
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