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IN BRIEF: Central Bank on digital ruble introduction, inflationary impact of fuel prices
Central Bank chief Elvira Nabiullina said there is no "overcooling" of the economy in Russia
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tass.com
Investment growth not yet translated into labor productivity — Central Bank
The regulator chief Elvira Nabiullina also raised the issue of the availability of long-term financing in the context of a high key rate
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No 'overcooling' in Russian economy — Central Bank chief
There is irregularity, Elvira Nabiullina said
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Banks ready for wide use of digital ruble — Central Bank chief
The Bank of Russia is also discussing an option of digital ruble wallets opening at the banks’ balances and is exploring an idea of using smart contracts for the business, Elvira…
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IN BRIEF: Central Bank on digital ruble introduction, inflationary impact of fuel prices
Central Bank chief Elvira Nabiullina said there is no "overcooling" of the economy in Russia
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themoscowtimes.com
Russia Says Digital Ruble Ready for Sept. 1 Launch Despite Weak Public Demand - The Moscow Times
Russia's Central Bank said Thursday that all preparations have been completed for the nationwide rollout of the digital ruble on Sept. 1, as authorities move ahead with a flagship…
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decrypt.co
Russia Is Ready for 'Widespread Use' of Digital Ruble by September, Says Bank Governor - Decrypt
Bank of Russia Governor Elvira Nabiullina said major banks and retailers are on track to begin accepting the digital ruble by September 1.
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cointelegraph.com
Russia on Track for Digital Ruble Rollout on Sept. 1: Central Bank Governor
A Russian law allowing the country’s central bank to issue a digital ruble will reportedly be enacted on schedule on Sept. 1, with a transition period until July 2027.
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theblock.co
Bank of Russia governor says 'everything is ready' for widespread use of digital ruble ahead of September rollout
The central bank is also actively discussing the use of stablecoins for international transactions, but only to complement the digital ruble.