The Russian government still considers it necessary to maintain a fiscal rule
11 April 2014, Friday
The Russian government considers it necessary to maintain a fiscal rule to ensure fiscal and financial stability and did not change its position on this issue , said Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov .
Ministry of Economic Development offers this year to mitigate the fiscal rule to boost the economy of the Russian Federation . This week downgraded MAYOR GDP growth forecast for 2014 to 0.5-1.1 % from 2.5% . As a basic ministry offers a second , conservative- active variant of the forecast , assuming GDP growth of 1.1% , but the MED considers that it is possible only in alleviating budgetary rules and capitalization of Russian banks.
On November 5, speaking at the Government House of the republic at a regional video-conference held by Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov with participation of Prime Minister of the Republic of Tatarstan Aleksey Pesoshin, First Deputy Minister of Construction, Architecture and Housing of the Republic of Tatarstan Aleksey Frolov reported that to date, as many as 2 million 954 thousand square meters of housing have been commissioned in Tatarstan.
On November 27, at their meeting in the Government House of the republic, Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov and Deputy Chairman of the Executive Board of Sberbank Olga Golodets discussed the issues of the introduction of Sber digital products in the healthcare sector of Tatarstan.
On November 25, at their meeting in the Government House of the republic, Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov and Director General of the Fund for the Protection of Citizens' Rights - Shared Construction Participants Konstantin Timofeev discussed the completion of the construction of problematic shared construction facilities in Tatarstan.
On October 28, at the Government House of the republic, Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov chaired a regular board meeting of Tatneft Oil Company, to sum up the results of the company's budget execution for the 9 month of the current year and to approve budget amounts for October of 2020.
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