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Russian Economy General News: #5
sepheronx- Posts : 8847
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I didnt read about the business tax hike but potential hike in 2019 of the flat tax rate from 14% to higher (didnt specify).
If anyone has the figures at hand, what is Russias business tax compared to other countries?
If anyone has the figures at hand, what is Russias business tax compared to other countries?
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sepheronx wrote:I didnt read about the business tax hike but potential hike in 2019 of the flat tax rate from 14% to higher (didnt specify).
If anyone has the figures at hand, what is Russias business tax compared to other countries?
Among the lowest in the OECD. Only Switzerland is lower at 18%.
Edit: I wasn't far 17.92% for Switzerland. http://www.tradingeconomics.com/russia/corporate-tax-rate
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First of Engels locomotive was named "Prince Vladimir"
I say this was a bad investment. Oh well, if Bombardier loses money (again like they always seem to do), I don't feel so bad. Problem is, there are already two major plants in Russia that produces similar locomotives and they are already having issues with reduced purchases so having this one on top of it isn't useful. Added, Yakunin stated that he refuses to buy these ones and will only buy the Russian ones.
I say this was a bad investment. Oh well, if Bombardier loses money (again like they always seem to do), I don't feel so bad. Problem is, there are already two major plants in Russia that produces similar locomotives and they are already having issues with reduced purchases so having this one on top of it isn't useful. Added, Yakunin stated that he refuses to buy these ones and will only buy the Russian ones.
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Russian retailer Magnit joins Forbes World’s Most Innovative Companies rating
I am more of a fan of smaller companies and co-ops, but this is at least good news for a Russian company. Even though Forbes flip flops like other in their news (well, maybe add Bloomberg to that news too).
Russia's import substitution process will take 3-4 years — deputy PM
Whoever though otherwise is simply ignorant.
Russian GDP down 3.4% in first half of 2015 — report
As much as it sucks that this is happening, it was bound to happen. I must admit though, Sanctions mixed with low oil prices, it really is impressive that they are doing much better than they did in 2009 with simply low oil prices. But read this article:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/russias-economy-contracts-79-in-2009-2010-02-01
Does anyone notice very similarities in this old article and now? Predictions were all the same, and yet, here we are. What makes it even more funny, is that at the time this happened, Russia's GDP was a lot less than it is now, even after this collapse. So it really has proven its resilliance.
That said, most are still keeping the predictions of a total of about 2.8 - 3% drop. In this case, it makes sense as Q2 and Q1 so far only equated the 3.4%. So we will see what happens in Q3 and Q4, as now that interest rates are much lower than before (6% lower) and now domestic consumption is apparently higher than before (as well as industrial output in July was higher than Junes, which was larger than May). So we are seeing some slow growths, but it will take time till Russia "recovers" from this. But once it does, it will be far stronger, as it will be far less reliant on not only oil and gas, but also on foreign bankings. Might I add too, lot less debt ridden too.
I am more of a fan of smaller companies and co-ops, but this is at least good news for a Russian company. Even though Forbes flip flops like other in their news (well, maybe add Bloomberg to that news too).
Russia's import substitution process will take 3-4 years — deputy PM
Whoever though otherwise is simply ignorant.
Russian GDP down 3.4% in first half of 2015 — report
As much as it sucks that this is happening, it was bound to happen. I must admit though, Sanctions mixed with low oil prices, it really is impressive that they are doing much better than they did in 2009 with simply low oil prices. But read this article:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/russias-economy-contracts-79-in-2009-2010-02-01
Does anyone notice very similarities in this old article and now? Predictions were all the same, and yet, here we are. What makes it even more funny, is that at the time this happened, Russia's GDP was a lot less than it is now, even after this collapse. So it really has proven its resilliance.
That said, most are still keeping the predictions of a total of about 2.8 - 3% drop. In this case, it makes sense as Q2 and Q1 so far only equated the 3.4%. So we will see what happens in Q3 and Q4, as now that interest rates are much lower than before (6% lower) and now domestic consumption is apparently higher than before (as well as industrial output in July was higher than Junes, which was larger than May). So we are seeing some slow growths, but it will take time till Russia "recovers" from this. But once it does, it will be far stronger, as it will be far less reliant on not only oil and gas, but also on foreign bankings. Might I add too, lot less debt ridden too.
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Now THAT is what we should call as "sanction"
http://sputniknews.com/business/20150820/1025965325.html
Latvian GDP Could Contract by 1.7% Due to Russian Coal Transit Termination. In a worst case scenario, should the suspension continue indefinitely, some 75,000 Latvian workers could become unemployed, according to the study.
http://sputniknews.com/business/20150820/1025965325.html
Latvian GDP Could Contract by 1.7% Due to Russian Coal Transit Termination. In a worst case scenario, should the suspension continue indefinitely, some 75,000 Latvian workers could become unemployed, according to the study.
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Production volume of Russian tractors increased by 85%
The good thing with import substitution in terms of agriculture is that it also increase the demand for heavy machinery (and engineering) in the agricultural industry as well. It isn't just the farmers making money. Now tractor companies are making money.
Innovative led lighting for greenhouses Russian production
See. Another one.
Lyudinovo the plant started serial production of the new diesel locomotives for the Far East
Good to know they are still building and acquiring more locomotives. This one is for the far east. Which we all know is in very much need of infrastructure investments and development. So this is the right step, as railway is a much cheaper form of transportation.
UAZ has announced the start of sales of the updated Patriot SUV
Apparently UAZ has increased the number of sold vehicles in the Russian market. Increasing their market share. Wish I could purchase one here. I would purchase the diesel model.
Import substitution: a unique Ural equipment supplied West-Siberian metallurgical plant
Now it will be a domestic company making that money. Since Russian Railways spends billions a year on equipment, I would wager that such a move to buy local will definitely help big time over long run.
In the Kaluga region opened a new sawmill and woodworking complex
In Canada, the logging industry, specifically in just raw wood sales and planks, generate billions a year and is one of the largest economic developers next to oil/gas, and automotive sales for Canadian GDP (and largest for British Columbia). So such moves are always good. Especially since China is a huge consumer of wood. With having a processing plant too, they can make even more money with sale of planks and even furniture. Huge market. Russia also has a program of reforestation after cutting down a tree.
In Ufa in test mode started woodworking plant "Kronospan"
Hmm. Another!
In the Rostov region have earned the new mini-factories for milk processing
Seems mini factories for milk processing is a growing trend in Russia. Probably to be able to keep investments small, but still churning out a good product. Problem with larger companies is they tend to become over bloated, especially when they take over other companies.
The Arabs gave "good" to Bryansk beef
Now Russia is exporting beef!
The good thing with import substitution in terms of agriculture is that it also increase the demand for heavy machinery (and engineering) in the agricultural industry as well. It isn't just the farmers making money. Now tractor companies are making money.
Innovative led lighting for greenhouses Russian production
See. Another one.
Lyudinovo the plant started serial production of the new diesel locomotives for the Far East
Good to know they are still building and acquiring more locomotives. This one is for the far east. Which we all know is in very much need of infrastructure investments and development. So this is the right step, as railway is a much cheaper form of transportation.
UAZ has announced the start of sales of the updated Patriot SUV
Apparently UAZ has increased the number of sold vehicles in the Russian market. Increasing their market share. Wish I could purchase one here. I would purchase the diesel model.
Import substitution: a unique Ural equipment supplied West-Siberian metallurgical plant
Now it will be a domestic company making that money. Since Russian Railways spends billions a year on equipment, I would wager that such a move to buy local will definitely help big time over long run.
In the Kaluga region opened a new sawmill and woodworking complex
In Canada, the logging industry, specifically in just raw wood sales and planks, generate billions a year and is one of the largest economic developers next to oil/gas, and automotive sales for Canadian GDP (and largest for British Columbia). So such moves are always good. Especially since China is a huge consumer of wood. With having a processing plant too, they can make even more money with sale of planks and even furniture. Huge market. Russia also has a program of reforestation after cutting down a tree.
In Ufa in test mode started woodworking plant "Kronospan"
Hmm. Another!
In the Rostov region have earned the new mini-factories for milk processing
Seems mini factories for milk processing is a growing trend in Russia. Probably to be able to keep investments small, but still churning out a good product. Problem with larger companies is they tend to become over bloated, especially when they take over other companies.
The Arabs gave "good" to Bryansk beef
Now Russia is exporting beef!
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higurashihougi wrote:Now THAT is what we should call as "sanction"
http://sputniknews.com/business/20150820/1025965325.html
Latvian GDP Could Contract by 1.7% Due to Russian Coal Transit Termination. In a worst case scenario, should the suspension continue indefinitely, some 75,000 Latvian workers could become unemployed, according to the study.
Indeed.. this is what i call sanctions ..
Holy shit 75,000 latvian workers is serious business... and the funny thing here is that
Russia can easily implement them ,and will not affect its economy at all ,since this is a favor
Russia give to Latvia..that will stop doing.. for them supporting Sanctions on Russia.
Im sure if this happens Latvia which have a very small economy ,will collapse even before Ukraine.. and a major revolution in Latvia happen to overthrow any leader supporting Economic
Sanctions in Russia.. But you never know how fanatic they could be.. that prefer to be jobless
than oppose US policies against RUssia. This will also affect other baltic states.. because it will damage trade with Latvia if their economy collapse and affect their own economies..
Interesting indeed.
If RUssia also block the air transit of Europe to Asia through Russia airspace this will be a major blow to their airlines ,since will force them to take much longer routes and increase much more the prices of plane tickets.. making European Airliners to Asia/JApan less competitive .
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higurashihougi wrote:Now THAT is what we should call as "sanction"
http://sputniknews.com/business/20150820/1025965325.html
Latvian GDP Could Contract by 1.7% Due to Russian Coal Transit Termination. In a worst case scenario, should the suspension continue indefinitely, some 75,000 Latvian workers could become unemployed, according to the study.
Holy cow!!!
75000 is a lot even for very large country. Latvia has less population than Belgrade. This will not be enjoyable...
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PapaDragon wrote:higurashihougi wrote:Now THAT is what we should call as "sanction"
http://sputniknews.com/business/20150820/1025965325.html
Latvian GDP Could Contract by 1.7% Due to Russian Coal Transit Termination. In a worst case scenario, should the suspension continue indefinitely, some 75,000 Latvian workers could become unemployed, according to the study.
Holy cow!!!
75000 is a lot even for very large country. Latvia has less population than Belgrade. This will not be enjoyable...
What did these clowns expect. That Russia would eat their shit?
"Serves them right!"
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kvs wrote:PapaDragon wrote:higurashihougi wrote:Now THAT is what we should call as "sanction"
http://sputniknews.com/business/20150820/1025965325.html
Latvian GDP Could Contract by 1.7% Due to Russian Coal Transit Termination. In a worst case scenario, should the suspension continue indefinitely, some 75,000 Latvian workers could become unemployed, according to the study.
Holy cow!!!
75000 is a lot even for very large country. Latvia has less population than Belgrade. This will not be enjoyable...
What did these clowns expect. That Russia would eat their shit?
"Serves them right!"
I will imagine that they will revolt unless they are outright paid to sit. Then again, they could transport it via cargo. So I imagine there would be someone that would purchase it just for the sake of keeping Latvians in place.
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I wonder of new round of fight errupts in Ukraine as most are predicting , with EU/US apply new round of sanctions on Russia and what can be expected ?
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Well, whatever it is, wont be anything damaging unless they decide to kick out Russia from SWIFT, which will have a ripple effect anyway.
Band civil airline components? Well, that may end up being last straw really. I think America drew its hands too early in this. They started off big with the oil companies and banking, the two major sectors of Russia's economic development that is harder to implement counter moves. Third is Russia's defense industry, which has already been hit with sanctions too. And that is already nearly half of Russia's industrial base. They could end up banning automotive to be built in Russia, but that means the automotive companies in USA will lose out as there are plenty others willing to move in (and already they are moving out due to reduced demand).
Band civil airline components? Well, that may end up being last straw really. I think America drew its hands too early in this. They started off big with the oil companies and banking, the two major sectors of Russia's economic development that is harder to implement counter moves. Third is Russia's defense industry, which has already been hit with sanctions too. And that is already nearly half of Russia's industrial base. They could end up banning automotive to be built in Russia, but that means the automotive companies in USA will lose out as there are plenty others willing to move in (and already they are moving out due to reduced demand).
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The ban of foreign foodstuffs are rigidly enforced:
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Wait a moment. How is a 35 billion dollar economy going to cope with a 1.5bln loss and only have only 1,7%GDP dip. Unless I read this backwards. It looks like the Latvian state rail will actually fire about half its staff including many in the filials (about 12K people). Jesus looks like a freaking cataclysm.
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lol i laughed at that 90s fat "gangster" why would anyone put such a guy on tv is beyond me
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Putin Aide Who Called Shock Rate Cut Sees Pause Near $40 Oil
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I think any new sanctions would now cover the other areas that remains untouched like Civilan Airline Industry or other industry not covered by sanction.
I dont think they will block Russia from SWIFT unless Russia officially takes part in bombing Ukraine from its Airforce etc
The current economic system is so skewed in Favour or west that there is precious little Russia could do to retliate but rather save on its energy to minimize the impact.
Reason I want china to grow and become a counterweight to the West.
The current regiem be it EU , Brits or Japan are just puppet of US
I dont think they will block Russia from SWIFT unless Russia officially takes part in bombing Ukraine from its Airforce etc
The current economic system is so skewed in Favour or west that there is precious little Russia could do to retliate but rather save on its energy to minimize the impact.
Reason I want china to grow and become a counterweight to the West.
The current regiem be it EU , Brits or Japan are just puppet of US
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Putin Aide Who Called Shock Rate Cut Sees Pause Near $40 Oil
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I imagine they will drop interest rate to 8% - 10% for economic growth as rouble devaluation hasnt caused an inflation spur. Whomever is in charge of this policy needs to end up working at Russian McDonalds or something cause Roubles devaluation shouldnt be their concern, but inflation. Now even Kazakhstans president even knows this by allowing the free float.
BTW, CBR is already increasing its reserves:
http://tass.ru/en/economy/815503
BTW, CBR is already increasing its reserves:
http://tass.ru/en/economy/815503
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I smell something rotten here.higurashihougi wrote:Now THAT is what we should call as "sanction"
http://sputniknews.com/business/20150820/1025965325.html
Latvian GDP Could Contract by 1.7% Due to Russian Coal Transit Termination. In a worst case scenario, should the suspension continue indefinitely, some 75,000 Latvian workers could become unemployed, according to the study.
Isn't 75,000 something like 10-15% of entire Latvian workforce?
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"Russia plans to ban imports of fish from 14 farms in Norway to Customs Union"
http://tass.ru/en/russia/815831
"Japan wants to develop special economic zones in Siberia and Far East''
http://tass.ru/en/economy/815790
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Karl Haushofer wrote:I smell something rotten here.higurashihougi wrote:Now THAT is what we should call as "sanction"
http://sputniknews.com/business/20150820/1025965325.html
Latvian GDP Could Contract by 1.7% Due to Russian Coal Transit Termination. In a worst case scenario, should the suspension continue indefinitely, some 75,000 Latvian workers could become unemployed, according to the study.
Isn't 75,000 something like 10-15% of entire Latvian workforce?
Rather 15% yes. That's the terminal result. The immediate result might be half of the staff at Lsz and probably most of the daughter companies would be hit in same fashion (about 10/12K worth of jobs).
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WTF is this guy, Kingpin?Dforce wrote:The ban of foreign foodstuffs are rigidly enforced:
Not sure if serious or not. Wouldn't surprise me if it is
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Regular wrote:WTF is this guy, Kingpin?Dforce wrote:The ban of foreign foodstuffs are rigidly enforced:
Not sure if serious or not. Wouldn't surprise me if it is
Looks clearly humour hour done by idiots and filmed by cunts.
Illegal bullshit from Russian stereotypes. Almost as bad as the Ukropian version last year.
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Altyn, the new Eurasian currency - the best answer to currency crisis