Central Bank of Russia
Russia's central bank consults on climate transition risk
The Bank of Russia has launched a public consultation on draft recommendations for banks' stress testing of climate transition risks.
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Key rate cut to 14.25 percent amid rising proinflationary risks
The Bank of Russia has cut its key rate by 25 basis points to 14.25 percent per annum.
Bank of Russia cuts key rate to 14.25 percent
The Bank of Russia cut its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 14.25 percent per annum on June 19, 2026.
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DFA issuers to disclose more investor information
The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) has mandated increased disclosure requirements for issuers of digital financial assets (DFAs).
Bank of Russia unveils digital ruble smart contract platform concept
The Bank of Russia is considering a platform for commercial smart contracts (PCSC) within its digital ruble infrastructure.
CBR issues AI security recommendations for finance
The Bank of Russia has published methodological recommendations to help financial institutions ensure information security when using artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.
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Utility payments lead agent settlements: Q1 2026
Between January and March 2026, household payments via payment agents totaled more than ₽155 billion across over 120 million transactions.
Bank of Russia issues 2026 souvenir coin set
On 16 June 2026, the Bank of Russia will issue a numismatic set of coins in souvenir packaging.
Bank of Russia issues 3-ruble Raven Kutkh coin
The Bank of Russia will issue a new 3-ruble silver coin on 15 June 2026, featuring the fairy-tale Raven Kutkh.
Microloan market cools, Q1 lending falls 7 percent
Microfinance organizations (MFOs) issued ₽482 billion in loans during Q1 2026, a 7 percent decline from Q4 2025.
Monetary conditions ease, remain tight in April–May
The Central Bank of Russia reported that monetary conditions eased in April and May but remained tight overall.
Regional economic activity rises, driven by exports
Economic activity in most Russian industries rose in April–May, driven by stronger external demand for key exports.