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Finance Minister Siluanov called for developing Russia's domestic financial market as a key funding source, urging state companies to pursue IPOs and SPOs to reduce reliance on debt financing.
Russia's government approved a methodology for calculating financial sovereignty indicators, covering market development and ruble settlement metrics, to guide strategic decisions through 2030.
Russia's federal budget spent 852.7 billion rubles, or 12.6% of planned allocations, on national projects as of March 1, 2026, with execution ranging from 0.3% (Manufacturing & Automation) to 30.8% (Industrial Transport Mobility).
Russia's Government Legislative Commission approved a bill creating the SPOT national system to track and verify incoming goods from EAEU countries, targeting tax evasion and counterfeit trade.
Russia's federal budget ran a 3.449 trillion ruble deficit in January–February 2026, as revenues fell 10.8% year-on-year to 4.767 trillion rubles due to a 47% drop in oil and gas revenues, while spending rose 5.8% to 8.216 trillion rubles.
Finance Minister Siluanov met with North Ossetia-Alania's governor to discuss the region's budget, noting 15% revenue growth to 33.1 billion rubles in 2025 and 27.8 billion rubles in federal support and transfers.
Russia's Finance Ministry and Central Bank will announce the 2026 "Financial Culture Capital" winner on March 12, with 13 regional finalists competing for the title.
Finance Minister Siluanov met with Kurgan Oblast Governor Shumkov, noting the region's 2025 tax revenues rose by 12.8 billion rubles while its public debt fell 36% to 11.7 billion rubles.
Russia's Finance Ministry official Alexei Yakovlev highlighted collective investments as a key driver of stock market growth, citing new tax breaks and 500,000 long-term savings contracts signed in January alone.