Real GDP growth will decelerate to 2.2% in 2006 against the background of sharp rise of imported gas prices.
In 2007 the real GDP growth is forecast to improve to 3.7%.
Key driving force of GDP growth remain final households' consumption both in 2006 and 2007.
Investment activity remains sluggish in the beginning of 2006, but intensify late in the year. In 2007 investments are expected to restore high growth pace.
Growth rate of imports will continue to surpass exports growth.
Consumer price inflation is forecast to stay at around 12% in next two years.
