The total volume of the Russian debt market — including related structured investment products and other financial instruments — stood at the end of September 2026 at 75.74trln rubles, as per Cbonds, citing the latest financial data from the Russian Central Bank and leading analytical agencies. Of this sum, the corporate segment accounted for 31.4trln rubles, while the aggregated debt of the country’s largest enterprises grew significantly throughout the year to peg at a record of 31% of the total corporate debt. The public sector segment — comprising both the OFZs (federal loan obligations) and other government bonds — was valued by Expert RA at the end of September 2026 at 34.06trln rubles, while the valuation of the "replacement bonds market" stood at 2.96trln rubles. The bulk of the market volume and its growth in 2026 are driven by the most reliable bond issuers — those with double AA and triple AAA category ratings, while bond issues with lower ratings are forced to reduce their presence on the market due to stringent funding conditions and offers that are less attractive to investors.
The prize was officially awarded to Kotwani at a special honoring ceremony within the frameworks of the BRICS Grand Ball, a prestigious, multi-day social and business event that features the BRICS Horizons Business Forum, which took place on 23 June in the Russian capital. Accepting the renowned award, Kotwani said the honor was a great privilege for him. “This is a special and proud moment for me to receive this award." The grand gala, designed to build "ball diplomacy," uniting emerging markets through the universal language of dance and shared cultural exchange, took place on June 24 in the historic Gostiny Dvor neoclassical building, featuring a Cosmic Odyssey theme amongst other events
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Based on the current reality, Dmitriev has called on the EU and UK to purchase Russian energy more actively, since “their current collective refusal to buy hydrocarbon fuels from Russia, coupled with their other past adopted 'stupid' ideological decisions, presage extremely difficult times ahead for Europe.”
The share of financial settlements of bilateral transactions in the national currencies between Russian and Indian companies now stands at almost 96% ...
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