НАБИУЛЛИНА ПРОИГРАЛА/ СЕЛЬХОЗКА ПРИ СМЕРТИ/ УДАРЫ ПО ЯНДЕКСУ/ КРИЗИС СТРАХОВАНИЯ. Милов

Hello, Vladimir. So, tell us what we saw this week, what's happening on the international track, where Trump took everything off the table , helped everyone, well, except Ukraine, and, actually, within Russia. Is Russia helping? Maybe everything is better there now? The economy is more alive than all living things. So, please tell us what you have noticed

over the past 7 days? Hi all. Lots of different news. There are good ones, but I won’t hide the fact that there are bad ones too. They are, of course, largely connected with Trump and the consequences of his actions. Let's look into all of this now. There really is a certain influx of optimism in Russia. It was as if

two things overlapped each other. And expensive oil, which just won’t go away from us. And all these things, you know, it’s not so much the diesel deal itself or Trump’s statements on Ukraine, but rather, psychologically, Russian officials and participants in the Russian market are looking for an opportunity to latch onto something in this very difficult

situation for them. And they perceive this as such a geopolitical spring that this will mark the beginning of Russia's return to the club of the big powers, its exit from international isolation. It’s too early to talk about this, but there is a definite surge of optimism. It's hard to deny this here. You

know, I wanted to start with this. This is a topic that has completely escaped the headlines, but it seems to me that it is very important in assessing Putin’s capabilities. For a completely unrelated reason, there is a macroeconomic research center at Sberbank. He released a report on the Russian labor market, in which they very