According to experts, the long-term consequences of sanctions come to the fore.
According to the head of the Ministry of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov, due to the sanctions imposed, the current situation in the financial markets is calming down, but the consequences of restrictive measures in the long term come to the fore.
The Agency has created a group of experts to analyze the documents.
He noted that so far the entire package of measures introduced has not been published, and there are discrepancies in the published sources.
The head of the IEC noted that three blocks of sanctions can already be distinguished.
The first group includes measures against the Russian state debt, major companies and banks.
According to the minister, these sanctions are unlikely to hinder the functioning of the banking system, and Russia has its own resources, Vedomosti writes.
The second group includes restrictions on the import of technologies into the Russian Federation.
So, Washington is going to significantly restrict Russia’s access to technical solutions. However, according to Reshetnikov, Russia has already faced such measures before.
To the third group, the minister attributed measures aimed at restricting Russia’s entry into the world economy.
“This is the brightest moment”, – Reshetnikov said.
He noted that the presence in the markets of Western countries, as well as Japan and Australia, will be greatly complicated.
At the same time, the energy sector is excluded from sanctions, so its share will simply decrease.
“The most noticeable blow was inflicted on the Russian export support system – non-primary non-energy, – he said, noting that this is primarily due to sanctions against VEB and REC.
Earlier, topNews wrote that Chinese banks have joined the sanctions against Russia.
Two state banks have imposed restrictions on transactions on Russian raw materials.
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