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Russian Finance Ministry predicts 2018 federal budget deficit

Russian Finance Ministry predicts 2018 federal budget deficit

The forecasted deficit of the federal budget in 2018 will reach 1.33 trillion rubles ($23.07 bln) with income of 15.18 trillion rubles ($263.28 bln) and expenditures of 16.51 trillion rubles ($286.35 bln), according to the draft law on the …

Siluanov about Russia's budget

Siluanov about Russia's budget

Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said that the country's budget deficit in 2018 will be the lowest in recent years. "The budget deficit in 2018 will stand at 1.6% of the GDP. This is the lowest deficit …

Russia finance ministry suggests cutting budget deficit

Russia finance ministry suggests cutting budget deficit

Russia's finance ministry suggests cutting this year's budget deficit by 829 billion rubles (£11.3 billion) by 30.1% to 1.924 trillion rubles. The ministry also sees this year's budget revenues rising by 1.144 trillion …

Russian budget deficit declines 2.4 times

Russian budget deficit declines 2.4 times

Russia's budget deficit in the April of this year reached 515.538 billion rubles, according to the Treasury Department. Thus it declined 2.4 times in comparison with the results of January. Budget revenues in …

Russia's budget loses 46 billion rubles in oil revenues

Russia's budget loses 46 billion rubles in oil revenues

The Russian budget in April received only 18.5 billion rubles as additional oil revenues, instead of previously projected 64.5 billion, the country's Ministry of Finance said. The deviation of the actually received oil and gas …

Kremlin aide: fiscal rule might be introduced in 2018

Kremlin aide: fiscal rule might be introduced in 2018

The new fiscal rule that restricts Russian budget spending of additional oil and gas revenue might be formally introduced in 2018, Kremlin aide Andrei Belousov said. "In principle, yes. But essentially, it is …

Novak: Russia to receive additional $26 bln

Novak: Russia to receive additional $26 bln

Russia's budget in 2017 may receive additional revenues of some 1.5 trillion rubles ($25.9 billion) if global oil prices stand at the range of $50-$60 per barrel, the Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said. …

Russian finance minister on scrapping oil export duty

Russian finance minister on scrapping oil export duty

Russian finance minister Anton Siluanov proposed scrapping the country's oil export duty from 2022-2025 as the government looks to optimise the tax system for the oil and gas industry. Speaking at an economic …

Russian President approves state budget for 2017

Russian President approves state budget for 2017

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the law on the Russia’s federal budget for 2017 and the planned period of 2018-2019. The document was posted on the official website of legal information. The budget law for …

State Duma finally approves Russian budget

State Duma finally approves Russian budget

The Russian State Duma approved the draft budget for 2017 and the planned period of 2018-2019 in the third and final reading. 315 members of parliament voted for approval of the budget, 99 voted against it, TASS reports. …

Russia’s state budget adopted in first reading

Russia’s state budget adopted in first reading

The State Duma has approved Russia’s budget for 2017 and the planned period of 2018-2019 in the first reading.  334 lawmakers voted for and 100 against the draft, TASS reports. Russian Finance Minister …

Draft budget submitted to Russia's State Duma

Draft budget submitted to Russia's State Duma

Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov has presented a draft budget for 2017 and the planned period of 2018-2019 at the plenary session of the State Duma. According to the draft, budget revenues will be 13.487 trillion …

Matviyenko: Russia needs budget of hope and success

Matviyenko: Russia needs budget of hope and success

Speaker of Russia’s Federation Council, Valentina Matviyenko, took part in the parliamentary hearings "On the parameters of the Draft Federal Budget for 2017 and the 2018-2019 Planning Period". "We …