Russia's oil-dependent economy is getting back on track after its biggest downturn in a decade as higher crude prices and new inflows of capital have shored up the country's banks, government finances and stock markets. Fitch Ratings on Friday became the second ratings agency to raise its outlook on Russia's creditworthiness. The agency said the upgrade from negative to stable reflects a greater confidence in Russia's economic and financial stability, as the broader domestic economy picks up.
