Putin reveals core data of the Russian economy: GDP is expected to grow by 1% by the end of 2025, and inflation will fall below 6%.

On December 8 local time, Russian President Putin clarified the economic development situation at the meeting on strategic development and national projects: As inflation levels steadily decline, economic growth will also slow down, with the GDP growth rate expected to drop to around 1% by the end of 2025, while the inflation rate is expected to be controlled at 6% or lower. Putin also pointed out that Russia has the basic conditions to gradually enhance economic growth momentum under the premise of low unemployment and moderate inflation.

Russian Prime Minister Mishustin added on the same occasion that despite unprecedented external sanctions pressure, the Russian economy still outperforms several European countries, and the GDP has accumulated nearly 10% growth over the past three years. "Even if someone tries to curb Russia's development, our economy is still progressing steadily, and the development trends in various fields are clearly visible," Mishustin emphasized, noting that new national projects are being advanced in an orderly manner, with approximately 40 trillion rubles to be invested by 2030 to support the achievement of strategic goals. #比特币VS代币化黄金