Russia’s inflation rate is finally showing signs of easing, with prices rising at a much slower pace in June compared to previous months. Bloomberg reports that the country’s central bank might be making headway in its battle against soaring costs—a bit of relief for consumers and policymakers alike.

Editor’s Note: Inflation cooling down is a big deal for everyday Russians who’ve been grappling with rising prices on everything from groceries to gas. If this trend holds, it could mean the central bank’s aggressive interest rate hikes are working—and maybe even pave the way for some economic stability. For now, it’s a cautious win.