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High-grade dreams

The past few years have seen a remarkable recovery in Russia’s economic fortunes – only four years ago it was the pariah of the emerging markets after defaulting on its domestic debts. John Northfield looks at the steps necessary to reach the holy grail of investment grade.

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If in September 1998 you had posed the question ‘is Russia heading for investment-grade?’ most people would have called in the men in white coats to whisk you off to the nearest mental asylum.

After all, in August of that year the authorities in the Kremlin had effectively defaulted on the equivalent of $30 billion worth of rouble-denominated GKO government bonds, the rouble had crashed

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