Finance
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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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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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‘Eastern recipe’: Why has India managed to tame inflation?
Expert: India’s experience demonstrates the possibility of achieving price stability without sacrificing economic growth
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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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‘We will not assess — we welcome the boost to revenues’
The State Council of Tatarstan has prepared amendments worth 54 billion rubles for the second reading of the 2026 budget and has extended benefits for developers of three-star hotels and above
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Sharia-compliant insurance: why the service remains unavailable to clients of Islamic banking
Insurers have examined the issue but are not ready to enter the partner-financing market
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Tokens and currents: how energy prices shape the global map of bitcoin mining
Access to cheap energy resources has become the key factor in cryptocurrency mining profitability
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Chinese reach the borders of Tatarstan
A railway hub is being established in Agryz to sort containers bound for China, bypassing Moscow
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Metal of the era: Why gold once again rules the worlds of finance and fashion
Even the Ministry of Finance advises Russians to keep their long-term savings in the yellow metal
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A lesson from an eastern partner: what Russia can learn from China’s digital yuan strategy
How China has created the technical capability for the digital yuan to handle up to 38% of global trade, bypassing the SWIFT system
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Time for simplified taxpayers, deadlines for tax benefits, banks remain untouchable
A debate unfolds in the State Duma on shifting the tax burden to high-margin sectors — energy, retail, and finance
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Will credit holidays save Tatarstan’s businesses from the fatal consequences of overdue debts?
Experts: the new state support measure for SMEs may be paid for by all taxpayers
