Nabiullina

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Elvira Nabiyulina is the Chair of the Central Bank of Russia (CBR), actively involved in shaping monetary policy and public commentary on economic conditions. She emphasizes monitoring fuel market developments as a temporary factor affecting inflation, while stressing that interest rate cuts remain possible only if economic conditions allow. Nabiyulina has also discussed the digital ruble's development, asserting its potential for widespread use by banks and businesses.

Recent coverage

• Putin: Key Rate Should Be Reduced — Дождь
• Putin: Key rate should be lowered - macroeconomic indicators point to this — Дождь (Telegram)
• Central Bank of Russia discusses opening digital ruble wallets on bank balances — ТАСС (Telegram)
• "Putin didn't grasp the depth of the nonsense": Milov on Crimea blockade, fuel crisis, and Nabielina's firing — Дождь
• Naibiulina states on the potential of the digital ruble in international payments — Коммерсантъ
• Naibiulina sees room for cutting the key rate — Коммерсантъ
• Nabiyulina states that banks are blocking over 99% of fraud attacks — Вести
• Nabiyula dispels 'scare stories' about the digital ruble — Вести
• Naibiulina states that Russians have opportunities for profitable savings — Вести
• Naбиуллина states that room for cutting the key rate exists now — Интерфакс
• Nabiyulina says when mortgages will become more affordable for Russians — Вести
• Naбиуллина expressed confidence that business is concerned not by the key rate — Вести
• Nabiyulina calls promise to cut key rate 'deceptive reassurance' — Вести
• Nabiyulina gives advice to Russians in case of calls from scammers — Вести
• Nabiyulina Explains Why She Doesn't Answer Calls From Unknown Numbers — Вести
• Central Bank Explains How Fuel Situation Will Affect Key Rate — Вести
• Naibiulina: There is no economic overheating, only unevenness — Коммерсантъ
• Nabiyulina comments on the sale of part of NSPK shares — Вести
• Naibiulina: Central Bank sees no systemic risks for Russia's financial market — Коммерсантъ
• Nabiyulina acknowledges difficulties in the Russian stock market — Коммерсантъ