AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood-Price Oversight: Putin signed a law expanding state access to detailed financial data to track price moves on staple foods and curb excessive markups from Jan. 1, 2027. Crypto Rules: The Kremlin also legalized cryptocurrency circulation, defining digital currency as property and empowering the Bank of Russia to regulate licensed platforms. Fuel Crunch Management: Gazprom Neft lifted fuel-purchase limits in 13 regions, easing summer shortages as prices stay elevated; Mongolia meanwhile imposed odd-even plate limits on fuel sales until Aug. 15. Banking Pressure: Russia’s banks blocked 1.9 trillion rubles in attempted fraud in Q2, while Sovcombank launched a “Successful Success” promotion for business accounts. Market Mood: Moscow Exchange shares edged up, with analysts watching the index hold above 2,250 points amid oil-price drag and ruble moves. Regional Trade Shock: Armenia’s Central Bank warned that reduced exports to Russia could hit 1.5–2% of GDP. Sanctions Push: Latvia approved a “national position” to step up sanctions and weaken Russia’s war economy. War’s Business Fallout: Ukrainian strikes continue to disrupt logistics and energy, while Russia’s job cuts spread as firms trim labor costs to survive.
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