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Interview with Christopher Granville

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Published 21 October, 2008, 17:11

The Central Bank has spent $2 billion defending the rouble and restricted foreign currency trades on the MICEX stock exchange. Christopher Granville, from London’s Trusted Source Research Institute, told RT how the weakening rouble affects the real economy.

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