Moiseev noted the stability of the Russian financial system

Russia's financial system is stable, and no crises are predicted. This was announced on December 26 by Alexey Moiseev, Deputy Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation.

"You know, I would say that overall the year was not bad. The financial system is stable, the budget is being executed well, there are no banking crises, and no other crises are predicted," Moiseev said in an interview with RBC.

The Deputy Finance Minister also noted a decrease in inflation in the country and called the financial system healthy. In addition, according to him, this year the number of applications for the withdrawal of foreign companies from Russia has almost halved.

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On December 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a decrease in inflation in Russia. According to him, despite the current challenges, the country continues to move forward and develop. He also said that key macroeconomic indicators remain stable. The Head of State also noted that the Russian economy needs to be brought to a qualitatively new level.

On December 19, the Chairman of the Central Bank of Russia, Elvira Nabiullina, announced that a significant part of the way to achieve the 4% inflation target had been completed. According to her, consistently low inflation is "not a departmental task," but a guarantee of balanced economic development.

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