Earlier, Mikhail Mishustin drew attention to the fact that domestic production and the creation of a supply economy contribute to the overall dynamics of GDP growth.

Alexey Moiseyev noted that such a limitation in supply will also lead to the fact that industry participants - from mining to cutting and jewelry production - risk losing their business in a very short time.

This order must be completed by April 1, 2024.

The dollar-to-ruble rate decreased by 0.73% to 91.62 rubles, the euro dropped by 0.5% to 98.05 rubles.

The export duty rate for wheat and meslin is calculated based on an indicative price of $253.1 per metric ton.

Ruble strengthening was also promoted by key rate lifting to 15% per annum.

The government continues systemic support of domestic companies interested in exporting goods and services to international markets.

The Russian Foreign Minister drew attention to the fact that Moscow "managed to switch in a very short time the supply of oil, gas and coal to rapidly growing, promising markets".

According to Valentina Matvienko, in 5-10 years these will be self-sufficient, industrially and agriculturally developed entities.

According to the Russian Deputy Prime Minister, in December they will analyze the market to make a decision on deepening the reduction or increasing the production of petroleum products.