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What Nabiullina said about the impasse of concessional loans and GDP growth

The Bank of Russia expects the growth of the Russian economy at the end of the year in the range of 1%, and in the future - a gradual increase in pace, said the head of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina. She also spoke about the availability of housing, preferential lending, the key rate and the ruble exchange rate. “Vedomosti” collected the main from her speech in the state Duma.

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What Nabiullina said about the impasse of concessional loans and GDP growth

The Bank of Russia expects the growth of the Russian economy at the end of the year in the range of 1%, and in the future - a gradual increase in pace, said the head of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina. She also spoke about the availability of housing, preferential lending, the key rate and the ruble exchange rate. “Vedomosti” collected the main from her speech in the state Duma.

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