Finances

The US dollar and the yuan are stable on the Moscow Stock Exchange at the start of trading on Wednesday morning, the ruble does not show bright dynamics in anticipation of new incentives to move.

The Ministry of Finance of Russia has fully fulfilled its obligations to pay coupon income on Eurobonds, the ministry told Izvestia on November 22.

The Union of Railway Transport Operators (SOJT) is seeking compensation for losses to rolling stock operators due to the retention of

The highest annual inflation in the world in September was in Zimbabwe, Lebanon, Venezuela and Sudan. In these countries, it was three-digit

Since November 18, the Savings Bank has increased the rates on deposits in yuan. For the deposit "New opportunities" the maximum rate reached one and a half percent per annum

The actual salary of employees in Russia in the third quarter increased by an average of 6.4 percent compared to the same period last year

The EU has frozen Russian assets worth 68 billion euros. Politico writes about this with reference to the document of the European Commission.

Deputy Director of Rosfinmonitoring Galina Bobrysheva at the conference of the Association of Russian Banks said that microfinance organizations

The weighted average price at the auction held on Wednesday for the placement of OFZ-PD series 26241 with maturity on November 17, 2032

By the end of 2022, nominal wages in Russia will grow by an average of 11.6 percent, the Ministry of Labor of the country predicts.

 Commissions for operations are very high, they need to be reduced, the chairman of the Bank of Russia Elvira Nabiullina said in the State Duma.

The largest construction companies in Russia are thinking about transferring their facilities to aluminum cables. According to the press service of the Aluminum Association of Russia

On average, new buildings in major cities of the Russian Federation for ten months of 2022 rose to 110 thousand rubles per square meter

The German authorities decided to nationalize Gazprom's former subsidiary Gazprom Germania. It changed its name to SEFE Securing Energy for Europe GmbH in June.

The change in cost affects cold and hot water, electricity, heat, gas and garbage collection. The resolution signed by the head of government