The Central Bank of Russia has unveiled a proposal to allow qualified individuals to trade crypto within a three-year experimental period.

Soaring government spending left Russia's budget deficit widening to 2.70 trillion rubles ($31.45 billion) in the first two ...

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MOSCOW. March 12 (Interfax) - The Russian wheat export duty has been increased 12.2% to 2,444.4 rubles per tonne as of March 12, compared with 2,177.7 rubles the week before, the Agriculture Ministry ...

The Russian Central Bank, the Bank of Russia, has announced that easing in geopolitical tensions reflected on the country's ...

The Bank of Russia has proposed allowing a limited group of qualified investors to purchase and sell cryptocurrencies under a ...

The average Russian state pension has reportedly dropped to its lowest level in eight years in another major blow for the ...

The Central Bank fixes official dollar and euro rates against the ruble on the basis of reports of banks on results of ...

Russia's central bank wants to launch an initiative that allows wealthy investors to buy and sell cryptocurrencies.

Russia launches a regulated crypto trading experiment, allowing only highly qualified investors to participate under strict ...

We hope that the leaders will come to an agreement and we will have peace,” said Sergei Kurnosov, the mayor of the town of ...