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Russian manufacturing PMI rises to 53.1 points in January
According to S&P Global, the significant growth of the Russian manufacturing PMI index in January was also due to an improved demand and a further increase in the number of new orders.
Russian gas exports to Europe via TurkStream hit record high in January
Supplies via the TurkStream gas pipeline to European countries in January increased by 2% compared to December 2024 and jumped by 27% compared to January 2024 to 1.56 bln cubic meters.
Russia increases volume of fuel supplies to domestic market in January
The Ministry of Energy recalled that in order to further saturate the domestic market until the end of the month, a temporary ban on the export of gasoline by non-producers remains in effect.
Russia taking measures to minimize impact of sanctions on energy market
Dmitry Peskov was commenting on the Reuters report that China and India allegedly suspended the purchase of Russian oil for delivery in March amid rising costs for tanker freight.
Russia cut grain exports by half in January amid growth of domestic prices
Arkady Zlochevsky noted that exports in January always declined compared to other months, including due to weather conditions and holidays, but not so much.
Russia’s export duty on wheat to be $45.3 per metric ton from January 29
The floating duty on Russian grain exports is effective from June 2, 2021.
Putin expects extra budget revenues this year
"Let us see how we will have additional revenues of the federal budget evolved," the president said.
Annual inflation in Russia accelerates to 9.92%
Prices changed by 0.34% in the food sector.
Russia’s LNG output up by 8% in 2024, exports can be cut by 5% in 2025
The agency expects that in 2025, Russia may reduce LNG exports due to the US sanctions against the LNG plants KSNG Portovaya and Cryogas-Vysotsk.
Russian budget deficit provisionally totaled $34.5 bln in 2024
Expenses stood at 40.192 trillion rubles.