Russian Food Inflation Continues
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•Russian food prices are soaring — but no one dares blame Putin and the war
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Russian food inflation remains rampant, with butter prices rising 30% since December last year .
Russia 's central bank last month hiked interest rates to 21% — their highest level in over 20 years .
Inflationary pressures in Russia , and indeed throughout Europe , have been exacerbated by Moscow 's ongoing war against Ukraine .
The Kremlin has looked to reassure the public it is acting on product shortages.
Last year , a shortage of eggs prompted the government to remove import duties on the product.
In the first quarter , Russia imported 235 million eggs from Belarus , Azerbaijan and Turkey .
Russian analyst Anton Barbashin says propaganda means there is little sign of mass discontent over inflation.
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