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Will World Cup bring bounce to Russia's economy?

Friday, July 13, 2018 - 01:21

Russia spent about $11 billion on the World Cup, and the country forecasts the competition will have added 1 percent to GDP over the last 5 years. But as Thuy Ong reports, it may not be enough to convince investors.

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Russia spent about $11 billion on the World Cup, and the country forecasts the competition will have added 1 percent to GDP over the last 5 years. But as Thuy Ong reports, it may not be enough to convince investors.

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Will World Cup bring bounce to Russia's economy?

Friday, July 13, 2018 - 01:21