Economy
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Between the rate and the tax bill: what is happening to depositors’ income
How the tax on interest is changing the financial behaviour of Russians
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How the Central Bank proposes to change developers’ installment plans
With the introduction of new rules, experts forecast a rise in the cost of the instrument that became a key driver of sales in 2025
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Trading under Sharia: the St. Petersburg Exchange launches partner-financing trades
The pilot transaction in the exchange “order book” involving diesel fuel worth 10 million rubles has been financed by the Chechen Sheikh Zayed Foundation
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Bulat Galiev: ‘People’s attitude to hemp should change’
A businessman from Arsk — on Russia’s first technical hemp processing line, the development of the industry, and the national code
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The Eastern pivot: how Russia and India are building a new economy for the future
From trade to a technological alliance: strategic partnership in action
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‘What kind of revival is this?’: mortgage issuance in Tatarstan jumps 38% amid tighter rules
As many as 4,000 families in the republic purchased housing in October, taking advantage of the still-valid 6% interest rate under the family mortgage programme
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Cash in the digital era: why Russians still choos banknotes and coins
Russia is demonstrating a unique phenomenon: alongside the rise of cashless payments, the volume of physical cash is surging
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Transit via the Caspian: Sviyazhsk may be added to maritime route to Iran
Rosmorrechflot is considering the Sviyazhsk multimodal logistics complex as a container hub for exports from the Volga region
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Women are increasingly reluctant to have children, a child means poverty: what will Tatarstan come up with?
The State Council has adopted the draft 2026 budget with 50.3 billion rubles in federal injections, of which 13.8 billion have once again been allocated to road construction
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A structural shift in the credit market: businesses borrow 2 trillion rubles ahead of VAT increase
The drivers of growth, according to the expert, are monetary policy and tax expectations
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Will Kazan’s shopping centres soon be working mostly to pay taxes?
Rising tax pressure on commercial property leaves owners choosing between repurposing or selling their business
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Garegin Tosunyan: ‘Central Bank's proposal to ban price cuts surprises us a little’
The ARB president has commented on the regulator’s position in the dispute between banks and marketplaces
