In May, the volume of incoming payments processed through the Bank of Russia decreased by 1.8% compared to the first quarter average of 2025. When excluding sectors such as mining and quarrying, petroleum refining, and general government, the decrease in incoming payments was 0.9%. This reduction in receipts was observed across all industry groups.
Further information can be found in the latest issue of the review “Monitoring of Sectoral Financial Flows.”
The Bank of Russia has added a new refined product price index calculation method to its official register. Developed by SPIMEX and approved after consultations with key agencies, this move aims to improve transparency and confidence among market participants.
The Bank of Russia has published a summary detailing its latest discussions on interest rates and economic trends. The report highlights views on inflation pressures, temporary factors affecting growth this year, fiscal risks ahead, and outlines next steps regarding future monetary policy decisions.
The Bank of Russia reported a significant increase in incoming payments for April 2026, driven largely by export prices. The central bank highlighted growth across several economic sectors and referenced additional details available in its sectoral review.
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