Prices for oil will be more conservative and lower
Prices for oil will be more conservative and lower, so we will finance the budget at these parameters. Also, Siulianov stated that when forming the federal budget project, the base cost of oil was taken into account at a rate of 50 dollars per barrel.
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- Ministry of Finance plans to set a cutoff price of $50 per barrel for 2027-2028 — Коммерсантъ
- Sobyanin: 6 trillion rubles will be transferred from Moscow to the federal budget in 2026 — Вечерняя Москва
- Siluanov explained why the cut-off price is being reduced to $50 per barrel — Вести
- Federal budget project of the Russian Federation takes into account the base price of oil at $50 per barrel — Вести
- Silyanov: Ministry of Finance has budgeted oil price at $50 per barrel — Ведомости
- Sobyanin reported that the Russian Federation budget in 2026 will receive more than 6 trillion rubles from Moscow — Интерфакс
- Sobyanin: more than 6 trillion rubles will come from Moscow to the federal budget this year — Москва 24
- Extremely conservative, but reliable: Putin on oil at $50 as the basis for the budget — Вести
- Putin reported on budget execution in August with a surplus of 0.6 trillion rubles — Интерфакс
- Putin stated on expectation of growth of oil and gas budget revenues — Вести
- Putin: Federal budget executed with a surplus of 606 billion rubles in August — Вести
- In August, the federal budget of the Russian Federation was executed with a surplus of 606 billion rubles, Putin declared. — ТАСС (Telegram)
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