"The Year will be difficult for the Russian Federation": the expert told what sanctions can be completed by the Russian economy

According to the expert, the Russian economy is beginning to experience difficulties. Even Russian officials began to recognize the influence of the sanctions of the West. Ora Visconsin-Milugui University Professor John Reiter said that the Russian government has finally begun to acknowledge that the event's sanctions were working. Newsweek writes about it. According to him, the restriction of oil prices can be one of the most effective sanctions imposed by the measure.

It is reported that the expert commented on the statement of the Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation Anton Sulianova that the Russian budget deficit may actually exceed 2%. And this creates additional financial uncertainty against the background of war costs. "Is a larger budget deficit possible? It is possible if revenues are lower than planned," Siluanov said.

However, Nicholas Farr said the Capital Economics Economics in Europe that it was too early to fully assess the impact of oil prices. According to him, there are signs that the Russian economy is beginning to experience difficulties. "High -frequency data shows that Russian oil exports have fallen since sanctions, and the spread (the difference between the best prices of applications for sale and for purchase at the same time, ed.

) Bet between brent oil prices and Urals oil prices increased to the six -month maximum last week, "Farr said. The publication reminded that the first Viceremier of the Russian Federation Andrei Belousov frankly admitted that next year would be difficult for Russia financially. Earlier, Focus wrote that Putin had forbidden to sell oil to countries that supported the "ceiling of prices" for raw materials.

According to the document, the decision of the Kremlin head will come into force on February 1 next year. It is also known that the Government of the Russian Federation wants to impose similar restrictions on petroleum products. We will also remind that journalists stated that Ukraine increases the cost of oil transit from the Russian Federation. The tariff for pumping oil through the Druzhba pipeline in the direction of Slovakia and Hungary will increase by 2. 1 euros - to 13. 6 euros per tonne.