Rodrigo Bockner
Contributing author
Research Fellow at the RBCH Research Center - Brazil, Rio de Janeiro,
Contributing author
Research Fellow at the RBCH Research Center - Brazil, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazilian economist, entrepreneur, and researcher. At the age of 37, he holds a doctorate in economics and possesses many years of experience working in major corporations and international consulting firms. Being the grandson of Russian immigrants, Bokner also founded his own consulting company, RBCH. Actively engaged in scientific work, he demonstrates high publication activity: in 2025 alone, he published more than ten scholarly articles.
OpinionAn analysis of Russia's economic diversification: oil and gas revenues declining to 30%, growth in agriculture and IT sectors, the role of defense industry, and the skills shortage challenge. Data from 2024-2025.
OpinionThe dollar's decline in 2025 breaks conventional logic: for Russia, it's no longer an unambiguous benefit or a direct risk. Rodrigo Bocner explains how, in this new reality, a weak dollar simultaneously cools inflation, pressures the budget, and changes the rules of the game for the economy.
