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Russian President Putin says Russia's GDP up 1% in 2025

Putin's announcement of a projected 1% GDP growth for Russia in 2025 could signal a slight stabilization in the Russian economy, potentially impacting global perceptions of Russian economic resilience.

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Traders may want to consider how this outlook affects risk sentiment and positions in commodities, particularly energy and metals, given Russia's key role in these markets. While the growth rate is modest, it can influence currency dynamics, especially if Western sanctions persist and economic forecasts for major economies diverge.

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