Budget
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Tatarstan to refrain from new budget loans
The treasury of Tatarstan has recovered from the coronavirus shock, having won back last year's losses of 40 billion rubles. The natural increase in tax collections was exceeded by 12-15 billion
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‘The IMF’s money should be used for a purpose, not just as helicopter money’
How Russia can spend $18 billion received from the International Monetary Fund within an economic recovery programme
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Why Tatarstan’s annual inflation is higher than in Volga Region and Russia
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Guinea coup inflate aluminum prices — what awaits Russian consumers?
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‘New return records of non-governmental pension funds shouldn’t be expected’
The return in the non-governmental pension funds surpassed the Russian Pension Fund’s indicators, but experts ask not to rush to transfer their money these funds
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Can the world’s biggest economies — USA and China — keep living on credit?
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Ayrat Farrakhov: 'In many countries with 80% vaccination, there is almost no mortality, and how many are dying in Russia?!'
State duma deputy and ex-minister of healthcare of Tatarstan — about skeptical doctors, 'fakes' about vaccines, and rehabilitation of Covid-19 patients
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Is Central Bank going to raise the rate in a fight with inflation and isn’t it late?
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Minnikhanov on shock absorber: ‘Oil companies have been taken away everything, then it is discussed how to balance the price’
Russian Vice Minister of Energy Pavel Sorokin explained why petroleum price was rising, while his colleague from the Russian Ministry of Finance Alexey Sazanov promised to return concessions to oil companies in 2023-2024
