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Putin: Russia’s economy feels confident: Russia’s economy and financial system feel confident

Russian President Vladimir Putin in his speech at the first meeting of the State Duma of the IX convocation said that the financial system and the Russian economy “feel confident.” The Russian financial system and economy are feeling confident.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin in his speech at the first meeting of the State Duma of the IX convocation said that the financial system and the Russian economy “feel confident.”.

The Russian financial system and economy are feeling confident. The main thing is not to make any mistakes and to approach the solution of tasks in these extremely important areas responsibly, the president said.

Vladimir Putin said that the legislative and executive authorities should find “optimal, most effective solutions” on each issue. In particular, this applies to the budget law, which should be balanced and realistic. He also called on MPs to "exclude any populism that destroys us from within" because "mistakes are now unacceptable.".

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