“ The Russian Ministry of Finance plans to increase VAT rate from 20% to 20% to 22% since 2026. For the first time, they offer to raise the tax rate that will affect every Russian. All because the Kremlin is becoming more difficult to finance the war against Ukraine. Created before the full -scale invasion of the “reserve” of money – the National Welfare Fund – is exhausted, and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation begins to resort to indirect monetary issue. However, does this mean that the opportunities to finance the war against Ukraine are declining? And what is the state of the aggressor economy in the fourth year of the Great War? We talked about it with the head of KSE Institute’s sanction direction Yulia Pavitskaya.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Created before the full -scale invasion of the “reserve” of money – the National Welfare Fund – is exhausted, and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation begins to resort to indirect monetary issue. However, does this mean that the opportunities to finance the war against Ukraine are declining? And what is the state of the aggressor economy in the fourth year of the Great War?
We talked about it with the head of KSE Institute’s sanction direction Yulia Pavitskaya.
To keep up with the world economy in such conditions and can quite be a “star” task.
How does Ukraine’s economy experience the most difficult period in modern history? What will happen to our savings and what is the present and future awaits the hryvnia? How does the war affect the economy of the world?
In this podcast of economic truth, journalists Yaroslav Vinyokurov and Anastasia Dyachkin will try to answer these questions, as well as explain how the economy of the country and the world works.
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