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Russian Budget's Non-Oil, Gas Revenues in August Up by 56.5% Year-on-Year
Russian Budget's Non-Oil, Gas Revenues in August Up by 56.5% Year-on-Year
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Non-oil and gas revenues of the Russian budget in August amounted to 1.82 trillion rubles ($18.6 billion), marking a 56.5% increase compared to the same period last year, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said on Friday.
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"At the end of the last month of summer, they [non-oil and gas revenues] exceeded 1.82 trillion rubles. This is 56.5% more than last year," Mishustin said at a meeting on draft federal budget for the next year.At the same time, oil and gas revenues of the Russian budget has been significantly outpacing those of the last year since September despite external pressure, the government head added.The Russian budget has been executed with $2.3 billion (230 billion rubles) surplus in August, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin stressed."At the end of August, the federal budget was executed with a surplus. It amounted to about 230 billion rubles. The consolidated balance of the regions was approximately another 140 billion rubles," Mishustin said at a meeting on draft federal budget for the next year, adding that a significant increase in non-oil and gas revenues lead to these figures.The prime minister added that this year’s execution of budget is expected with deficit at 2% of GDP.
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Russian Budget's Non-Oil, Gas Revenues in August Up by 56.5% Year-on-Year
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Non-oil and gas revenues of the Russian budget in August amounted to 1.82 trillion rubles ($18.6 billion), marking a 56.5% increase compared to the same period last year, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said on Friday.
"At the end of the last month of summer, they [non-oil and gas revenues] exceeded 1.82 trillion rubles. This is 56.5% more than last year," Mishustin said at a meeting on draft federal budget for the next year.
4 September 2023, 18:23 GMT
At the same time,
oil and gas revenues of the Russian budget has been significantly outpacing those of the last year since September despite external pressure, the government head added.
The Russian budget has been executed with $2.3 billion (230 billion rubles) surplus in August, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin stressed.
"At the end of August, the federal budget was executed with a surplus. It amounted to about 230 billion rubles. The consolidated balance of the regions was approximately another 140 billion rubles," Mishustin said at a meeting on draft federal budget for the next year, adding that a significant increase in non-oil and gas revenues lead to these figures.
6 September 2023, 09:51 GMT
The prime minister added that this year’s execution of budget is expected with deficit at 2% of GDP.
