俄罗斯表示，在特朗普与普京会晤之前，预计不会有临时接触。俄罗斯表示，关于特朗普与普京可能举行的会晤“目前还没有具体细节”，因此甚至可能在下周之后举行。然而，他们指出，特朗普和普京都热衷于当面交谈。

Russia says no interim contact expected before Trump-Putin meeting.Russia says that "there are no specifics yet" on a possible Trump-Putin meeting, so it might even take place after next week. However, they note that both Trump and Putin are keen to talk in person.

俄罗斯卢布在2月份将其最近的飙升幅度扩大到每美元88卢布，这是五个月来最强劲的，在与乌克兰的战争可能以对莫斯科有利的结果结束的情况下，追随了俄罗斯其他资产的势头。俄罗斯官员在乌克兰代表团缺席的情况下参加了与美国的会谈，就与乌克兰正在进行的战争中的停火条款进行谈判。在特朗普政府成员的言论支持冲突后取消制裁的可能性后，俄罗斯证券上涨，自2022年以来，制裁限制了俄罗斯的出口和进入全球金融市场，严重阻碍了对卢布的需求。与此同时，正如预期的那样，CBR在2月份的会议上将利率保持在创纪录的21%不变，但表示可能会考虑下个月加息。尽管如此，莫斯科采取措施使卢布贬值，以帮助其出口收入用于军事支出，从而阻止了更强劲的反弹。

The Russian ruble extended its recent surge to 88 per USD in February, the strongest in five months, tracking the momentum for other Russian assets amid the possibility that the war with Ukraine may end with a favorable outcome for Moscow. Russian officials attended talks with the US, with the absence of the Ukrainian delegation, to negotiate terms over a ceasefire in the ongoing war with Ukraine. Russian securities rallied after the rhetoric by members of Trump’s administration backed the possibility of the removal of sanctions after the conflict, which have restricted Russian exports and access to global financial markets since 2022, significantly hampering demand for the ruble. In the meantime, the CBR held its rate unchanged at the record-high 21% in its February meeting, as expected, but stated that it may consider a rate hike next month. Still, a stronger rebound was prevented by Moscow's measures to devalue the ruble to aid its export revenues for military expenditure.

俄罗斯央行储备美元：6285亿美元对比6269亿美元。俄罗斯央行储备美元：6285亿美元对比6269亿美元

Russia Central Bank Reserves $: $628.5B vs $626.9B.Russia Central Bank Reserves $: $628.5B vs $626.9B

2024年1月，俄罗斯工业生产者价格指数每年上涨9.7%，为五个月来最高，高于上月的7.9%。这一增长与俄罗斯央行的警告一致，即产能不足和劳动力危机是由于俄罗斯经济价格上涨造成的，在欧佩克+成员国减产时间延长的情况下，能源价格上涨的影响加剧，以及在乌克兰袭击和维护问题下，俄罗斯炼油厂的产能危机。矿商（2024年12月为12%对4.4）和制造商（8.7%对8.4%）的价格大幅上涨。公用事业提供商（12.9%对14.9%）、配水商和废物收集者（6.8%对7.2%）的生产者通胀率虽然居高不下，但有所缓解。

Industrial producer prices in Russia rose by 9.7% annually in January of 2024, the most in five months, and picking up from the 7.9% in the previous month. The rise was consistent with the Bank of Russia’s warning that poor production capacity and labor force crisis were due to raise prices in the Russian economy, magnifying the impact of higher energy prices amid the longer production cuts by OPEC+ members, and Russia’s capacity crisis for fuel refiners amid attacks from Ukraine and maintenance issues. Prices rose sharply for miners (12% vs 4.4 in December 2024) and manufacturers (8.7% vs 8.4%). While remaining high, producer inflation eased for utility providers (12.9% vs 14.9%) and water distributors and waste collectors (6.8% vs 7.2%).