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The Kremlin needs to make economic adjustments in the fight against demographic decline, – ISW

Through sanctions and other officials, the Kremlin is achieving economic relief. This, of course, has been overcome by the pressures of the imposed policy of combating the long-term demographic decline in the Russian Federation.

RBC-Ukraine reports about this in a message to the American Institute War (ISW).

First of all, analysts predicted the statement of the Governor of the Nizhny Novgorod region Glib Nikitin at 23 breasts. Having said that the region in 2025 will pay maternal capital in the amount of 1 million rubles (about 10 thousand dollars) for the birth of a child.

Nikitin specified that the authorities of the Nizhny Novgorod region see one million rubles for the first and other children from federal and regional funds, and see another million rubles for the third and fourth children, including regional budget.

According to experts at ISW, the Russian regional authorities will likely continue to expand payments to maternal capital within the framework of the Kremlin’s directive in order to overcome long-term demographic problems. However, it is important for the Russian government to pay large payments to maternal capital at a rapid pace, since the Russian economy is steadily experiencing stress due to the war in Ukraine, as well as international sanctions and the growing defects of the workforce.

In addition, the Russian state news agency RIA Novosti reported 24 years ago that it had read the sheet that the Central Bank of Russia issued in response to the question of the deputy of the state. Dumi of Russia by Denis Parfionov. The Central Bank has stated that lowering the key rate to stimulate the population, if “the interest is already outweighing the proposition,” is “not safe.”

The Central Bank also stated that the current shortage of labor, capital and transport in Russia means that cheap loans will not immediately provide producers with additional resources, but will only increase competition for resources and increase prices.

Analysts predicted that the Central Bank of Russia had raised the key rate to 21 hundred in the year 2024, and the head of the bank, Elvira Nabiullina, recently stated that the bank could raise її still more.

On his side, the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, having tried the “Direct Line” on the 19th, tried to portray the Russian economy as “stable and reliable”, and also called The Central Bank of Russia and Nabiullina were incorrectly motivated by interest rate hikes.

It seems that last month the British Ministry of Defense announced that problems in the Russian economy would worsen in 2025 roci. The reason for this will be military spending and excessive sanctions.

Read terms and important information about Russia’s war against Ukraine on the RBC-Ukraine channel in Telegram.

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