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Russia's Central Bank announces plans to cut key rate

Russia's Central Bank announces plans to cut key rate

The Bank of Russia may start lowering its key rate next year provided there are no new shocks, the regulator’s Governor Elvira Nabiullina said at a plenary session in the State Duma. "We believe that our policy …

Russian Central Bank may increase key rate in October

Russian Central Bank may increase key rate in October

The Bank of Russia may increase its key rate at the meeting of the board of directors in October, the regulator’s Deputy Governor Alexey Zabotkin said. "We admit the possibility of an increase in the rate at the …

Russia raises key rate to 19%

Russia raises key rate to 19%

According to the decision of the Russian Central Bank's Board of Directors the key rate has been raised from 18% to 19%. In a press release, the Central Bank warns that the rate may be raised again at the next meeting.

Russia's Central Bank analysts raise forecasts for key rate

Russia's Central Bank analysts raise forecasts for key rate

Russia's Central Bank analysts have again raised their forecasts for the average key rate in 2024, this time to 17.1% from the 16.8% they were predicting in July. The 2025 forecast rises to 16.1% from 15%, 2026 to 11.5% from 10.6%, …

Russia's Central Bank: key rate requires significant change

Russia's Central Bank: key rate requires significant change

The balance of arguments on the movement of the key rate has not changed: the Central Bank of Russia's board of directors will in September assess the advisability of raising it at its upcoming meetings, Russia's Central Bank Deputy …

When mass introduction of digital ruble possible in Russia?

When mass introduction of digital ruble possible in Russia?

If the digital ruble is successfully tested its mass introduction is possible starting July 2025, Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina said. According to her, if everything goes as they plan further on, pilots will be …

Russian Сentral Bank's key rate raised to 18%

Russian Сentral Bank's key rate raised to 18%

The Russian Central Bank has raised its key rate to 18%. Previously, it was 16%. The Central Bank of the Russian Federation warned about the need to tighten monetary policy in June.

Why dollar and euro drop after MOEX ceases trading?

Why dollar and euro drop after MOEX ceases trading?

The Bank of Russia set the official dollar rate at 82.6282 rubles for June 20, down 4.41 rubles against the previous indicator. The official euro rate was lowered by 4.21 rubles to 89.0914 rubles. The official yuan rate is fixed at …

Russia's Central Bank may raise key rate to 18% in July

Russia's Central Bank may raise key rate to 18% in July

The Russian Central Bank's Board of Directors may consider the same options regarding decisions on the key rate it did in June at its meeting in July, director of the Central Bank's monetary policy department Kirill Tremasov said. …

Central Bank: Russia's economy at peak of overheating

Central Bank: Russia's economy at peak of overheating

The Russian economy is currently at the peak of being overheated, head of the Bank of Russia’s monetary policy department Kirill Tremasov said. "I think that the peak of economic overheating is the top point of …

Russia's Central Bank keeps key rate

Russia's Central Bank keeps key rate

The Russian Central Bank has kept its key rate once again, though it holds open the prospect of increasing it at the upcoming meeting, the bank's press service said. "On 7 June 2024, the Bank of Russia Board of …

Bank of Russia leaves key rate unchanged once again

Bank of Russia leaves key rate unchanged once again

The Bank of Russia has decided to keep the key rate at 16% per annum again. On April 26, 2024, the Bank of Russia Board of Directors decided to keep the key rate at 16% per annum," the statement reads. …

Azerbaijani Minister of Economy meets with Nabiullina and Manturov in Moscow

Azerbaijani Minister of Economy meets with Nabiullina and Manturov in Moscow

The Minister of Economy of Azerbaijan arrived in Moscow. There, Mikayil Jabbarov met with the Head of the Central Bank and Deputy Prime Minister. Information about the negotiations was published by the press services of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation and the Russian Cabinet of Ministers.