Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said that Russian companies have started using bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in international settlements. This was made possible by changes in legislation aimed at circumventing Western sanctions.Economic restrictions have made it difficult to trade with key partners such as China and Turkey, as local banks avoid transactions with Russia for fear of sanctions. In response, Russia allowed the use of cryptocurrencies in international trade and took ste... Read More
Argentina abolished the tax service, replacing it with a «simplified» Agency for Fees and Customs C... Read More
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Trump can become president even after losing the election. Some officials, congressmen and... Read More
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On Monday, the price of bitcoin reached a three-month high, exceeding $69,500. This growth is... Read More
Economists doubt the effectiveness of China's incentives. According to world experts, the measures... Read More
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The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has announced its intention to consider the possibility of... Read More
Donald Trump has spoken sharply about the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The former US... Read More
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UK inflation unexpectedly fell to 1.7% in September, reaching its lowest level since April... Read More
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Russia is considering the possibility of purchasing electricity from Azerbaijan and Georgia to... Read More
Oil prices fell sharply on Asian markets on Tuesday, losing almost 4%, after media reports that... Read More
The price of bitcoin rose sharply on Monday evening after Democratic presidential candidate Kamala... Read More
The total amount of public debt in the world will exceed the $100 trillion mark for the first time... Read More
Barter is returning: the Ural customs has completed the first transaction with a Chinese company.... Read More
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