Global 'cheap money' prompts Russian call for caution
Moscow
RUSSIA'S central bank governor isn't sure if the unprecedented monetary easing around the world is a killer or a cure for the global economy.
With the world awash in cash thanks to the stimulus programmes of central banks from Europe to Japan, investors have poured money into projects that are damaging productivity while doing nothing to ease market volatility, governor Elvira Nabiullina said in an interview with CNBC broadcast on Friday.
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