Russia | Recovery Tracker afflicted by Delta variant
The rapid spread of the Delta variant has resulted in a third wave of Covid-19
infections, almost as severe as the wave that struck the country last winter. But activity has proven resilient: The Recovery Tracker remains above 90,
compared to 84 last December. And the current wave appears to have peaked.
What you will learn:
- Moscow and St. Petersburg have seen the biggest increases in daily numbers of new Covid-19 cases
- Transport and retail mobility have been almost unaffected by this latest wave
- Overall financial flows and energy consumption have remained above pre-pandemic levels
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