Central Bank
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The Central Bank of Russia is portrayed as a key financial regulatory institution responsible for monetary policy, including decisions on the key interest rate and inflation control. It is involved in legal disputes, such as an ongoing lawsuit against Euroclear over approximately 200 billion euros in damages, which has seen rulings in its favor and subsequent appeals. The bank also monitors economic developments like fuel market instability, which may influence its policy decisions, while facing external pressures including proposed U.S. sanctions targeting the institution.
Recent coverage
- Lenfilm to settle debts in autumn; studio owes around $30 million — Фонтанка
- Euroclear did not recognize the jurisdiction of Russian courts after rejecting an appeal against the Central Bank's lawsuit — Коммерсантъ
- Euroclear did not recognize the Russian court's ruling on the Central Bank of Russia lawsuit — Ведомости
- Euroclear Bank and Central Bank Dispute: Court Rejects Depositary's Appeal — Вечерняя Москва
- Euroclear requested court to suspend case on Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit — Вести
- South Korean Central Bank Raises Key Rate for First Time in Three Years — Коммерсантъ
- Financier Kornev Forecasts Central Bank to Keep Key Rate Unchanged — Вечерняя Москва
- US imposes sanctions against Central Bank of Iran crypto wallets — Ведомости
- Pawn market to strengthen due to MFO clients and rising gold prices — Вести
- Details Revealed on New US Bill on Anti-Russian Sanctions — Вести
- Putin comments on the reduction of the key rate — Коммерсантъ
- Central Bank promises not to ignore fuel prices — Коммерсантъ
- Zabotkin: The Central Bank will not turn a blind eye to fuel prices — Ведомости
- Central Bank cannot 'turn a blind eye' to fuel prices, regulator says — Вести
- RSPP Head Shokin: Business Expects Central Bank Not to Raise Key Rate — Вечерняя Москва
- Shokhin denies possibility of lowering fuel prices via DCP methods — Ведомости
- Shokhin: The Central Bank will at best keep the key rate unchanged at the July 24 meeting — Ведомости
- $2.7 Trillion at Risk: How Central Bank Reform Will Change the Rules for Depositors Starting in 2027 — Вечерняя Москва
- Central Bank Officials Comment on Freeze of Russian Deposits — Фонтанка
- Central Bank Rules Out Freezing Russian Deposits — Вести